Create Encrypting Max Script
Simple script that allow the convert Max Script File (.ms) in Encrypting Max Script file (.mse).
Launch the script normally
Quik Help:
1)Choose Max Script file to convert in Encrypt Max Script file
2) Choose the version of the .mse
Version 0 is uses the old encryption scheme of 3ds Max 2 to 9
Version 1 is uses the new encryption scheme introduced in 3ds Max 9 SP 1
The new script is saved in the same directory as the source script file
3) Create .mse file
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Create Encrypting Max Script
by Michele Marcelli
[email protected]
Attachment | Size |
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Create_Encrypting_Script.ms | 2.17 KB |
Comments
Decrypt MSE (3DS Max Encoded Script)
The best decoder of MSE is FILEDECRYPT.COM
decrypt
At this time, I'm not interested. But two years ago, I wrote a script and ran into a wall. Then I was ready to give a lot more for the opportunity to learn and ability to learn from others!
Are you willing to pay around
Are you willing to pay around hundred bucks for decryption :)
bga
Decrypt
Oh guys, encrypt is useless - http://msedecrypt.org
Can someone explain what that
Can someone explain what that means please.
- you can see the source code of the script
I imagine it might only do part of what it's supposed and then ask for some password or I could be totally wrong.
- you're wrong. The script will do what it have to do. If the script is released as demo or trail with limitations then the script will only do part of what it's supposed
Tools and Scripts for Autodesk 3dsMax
What is Encrypting Max Script
I downloaded a max script that looked very useful to me. But once in my download folder I note it is an encrypted file. Can someone explain what that means please. I imagine it might only do part of what it's supposed and then ask for some password or I could be totally wrong. I have used maxscript from here before but I have never had encrypted files.
subongo
Great! That is just what I
Great! That is just what I was looking for
Thank you very much ! ! !
great! thanks a lot ;)
great! thanks a lot ;)
The response of Anubis is
The response of Anubis is right. And his example is the best!
You cannot encrypt
You cannot encrypt macroScript (due to Max limitation), but if you need to run the .mse file from macros, then there is a quick 'How To' example:
my recent MAXScripts RSS (archive here)