render

Render a
selection of cameras.

Renders Z-Depth pass, correct with opacity and including all xrefs.

Creates Renders for all files in a Directory.
- It can search recursively in folders.
- uses Vray as a render and has 3 presets. Overcast, Sunlight and Studio
Lighting.
- It can use Max files or import Max supported formats.
- You can summit all renders to the network

L Pass Manager is a pass manager I created for (3ds Max 9 SP2 and above) as a personal maxscript project. It was primarily inspired by Vanilla Pass Manager, RPManager and XSI's Pass Mananger. To learn its capabilities and how to install it, please check out the Video Tutorial

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You know when you leave an animation test rendering at night so that you can see what the camera work looks like, and then the next morning you find that the scene had a bitmap with a bad path and nothing happened?

Rise your hand if that has ever happened to you!! How many times have you wished there was a way to avoid this?? WELL NOW THERE IS!!!

SparrowRender allows you to set up your MentalRay render without having to fiddle in the render dialog for hours for that perfect picture/movie. From Draft to Pro and everything in between in just seconds. Set up an ambient occlusion pass in just one click, whatever quality.

SolidRocks adjusts for you all Vray settings according to the choosen
resolution and quality to reach the best rendertime vs quality ratio, via a very simple and easy to use interface.

Matlib Render is a simple Script which allows you to Render a Matlib (each Material that the lib contains) into a small HTML Gallery (Thumbs).

It is configurable (a little bit) and has some nice features (own Renderpreset, user sized Image Output .... )

Test it and see for yourself.

This is my first Max Script ....... :)

This is a scripted render effect for creating motion vector images for use
with ReelSmart Motion Blur from RE:Vision Effects, Inc. I wrote it because I wasn't happy with the velocity channel in Render Elements.

This script will crop the top and bottom of your image to give you a letterbox effect.