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GridWork

By Smallpoly · 2018-03-18

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Version
v1.2
3ds Max compatibility
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From original requirements
2018
Original version requirement
Max 2018
Date updated
2018-03-18
Legacy votes
3
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Tags: Grid, game, smallpoly, gridwork

Description

GridWork is a set of tools for working with grid based tiles of geometry. It primarily features things like offsetting objects by the spacing and direction of the current grid, moving shifted off selections of geometry back on the grid, and replacing uninstanced pieces of geometry with instances of a reference object.

 

Additional Info

Installation:
- Run the script using MaxScript -> Run Script
- Go to Customize -> Custom User Interface
- It can be found in a category called "# SmallpolyScripts" under the group "Main UI."
- Add it to a button, menu, etc.

Known Bugs:
- The offset function does not currently take hierarchical models into account. This causes child nodes to move in addition to their parent objects even though the movement has already been inherited. This issue also currently affects groups.

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Comments (2)

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Haider of Sweden · 2018-05-12

Thank you for a great tool!

I wonder if you could add a feature, "Round off values"

By selecting eg verts, and then set to round off to e.g. 10, 1, 0.1, 0.001 in current unit (which could be cm or mm), then the vertex location will have a round value to exact numbers, like 1.1131 round to 1.0 will be 1.0 and so on.

This would help working in precise grids even poly vertex level or spline vertex level.

Thanks!

Smallpoly · 2018-11-02

Hey, just saw this. Thanks for the feedback. I'll look into it when I get the chance to work on this one again.