MiniB3D and wxMax

Okay... this is your example with modifications based partly on the maxgui example :

SuperStrict

Framework wx.wxApp
Import wx.wxFrame
Import wx.wxTimer
Import wx.wxPanel
Import wx.wxglmax2D
'Import "MiniB3D.bmx"
Import sidesign.minib3d

Const Menu_Exit:Int = 100

SetGraphicsDriver wxGLGraphicsDriver(),GRAPHICS_BACKBUFFER|GRAPHICS_DEPTHBUFFER
New Window.run()

Type Window Extends wxApp
	Field Frame:WinFrame
	Method OnInit:Int()
		Frame = WinFrame(New WinFrame.Create(Null, -1, "Terrain Editor", , , 800, 600))
		Frame.show(True)
		SetTopWindow(Frame)
		Return True
	End Method
End Type

Type WinFrame Extends wxFrame
	Field Canvas:WinCanvas
	Method OnInit()
		Local FileMenu:wxMenu = wxMenu.CreateMenu()
		Local MenuBar:wxMenuBar = wxMenuBar.CreateMenuBar()
		Local Panel:wxPanel = New wxPanel.Create( Self )
		Canvas = WinCanvas(New WinCanvas.Create(Panel, -1, GRAPHICS_BACKBUFFER|GRAPHICS_DEPTHBUFFER,0,0,800,600))
		
		
		
		ConnectAny(wxEVT_CLOSE, OnClose)
		FileMenu.Append(Menu_Exit, "Exit~tAlt-X", "Quit this program")
		MenuBar.Append(FileMenu, "&File")
		SetMenuBar(MenuBar)
		CreateStatusBar(1)
		SetStatusText("Terrain Editor")
	End Method
	Function OnClose(event:wxEvent)
		WinFrame(event.parent).Canvas.timer.Stop()
		event.Skip()
	End Function
End Type

Type WinCanvas Extends wxGLCanvas
	Field Timer:wxTimer
	
	Field cam:TCamera
	Field light:TLight
	Field cube:TMesh
	Field sphere:TMesh
	Field cylinder:TMesh
	Field cone:TMesh
	
	Method OnInit()
		SetBackgroundStyle(wxBG_STYLE_CUSTOM)
		Timer = New wxTimer.Create(Self)
		ConnectAny(wxEVT_TIMER, OnTick)
		Timer.Start(17)

		' **********
		Local width:Int, height:Int
		GetSize(width, height)

		SetGraphics CanvasGraphics2D( Self )


		TGlobal.width = width
		TGlobal.height = height

		TGlobal.depth=16
		TGlobal.mode=0
		TGlobal.rate=60

		TGlobal.GraphicsInit()
		' ************

		cam=CreateCamera()
		light=CreateLight(1)
		cube=CreateCube()
		sphere=CreateSphere()
		cylinder=CreateCylinder()
		cone=CreateCone()
	End Method
	Method OnPaint(event:wxPaintEvent)
		Render()
	End Method
	Method Render()
		SetGraphics CanvasGraphics2D( Self )
		Draw()
		Flip
	End Method
	Function OnTick(event:wxEvent)
		wxWindow(event.parent).Refresh()
	End Function
	Method Draw()
		PositionEntity cam,0,0,-10
		PositionEntity cube,-6,0,0
		PositionEntity sphere,-2,0,0
		PositionEntity cylinder,2,0,0
		PositionEntity cone,6,0,0
		TurnEntity cube,0,1,0
		RenderWorld
	End Method
End Type

If you want the 3d canvas to scale with the window you'll probably need to connect the size event and set TGlobal's width and height to match the new values.

Note that there are currently issues using a fullscreen-mode canvas with wxMax, in that input events seem to get lost somewhere. If you are only using it in a Window, it works fine.