Outliner
Version:
2.1.5
Date Updated:
09/13/2012 The Outliner 2.0 is a fast and easy to use scene management tool. It has a wide range of features, including selecting, hiding, freezing, linking and grouping objects in the "Hierarchy Mode". In the "Layer Mode" you can organize your scene by dragging&dropping objects from one layer to the other. What's more, the Outliner offers support for nested layers, to manage scenes more efficiently. The interface is nimble enough to keep it open constantly.
Additional Info:
Compared to the previous version (1.6.1), there are many improvements. Most notable among them are: hugely increased performance, improved stability, nested layer support and many small tweaks to improve the ease of use. For a list of all changes, click here
Version Requirement:
3ds Max 2010
Other Software Required:
.NET 3.5 Framework
Comments
Both these issues will be
Both these issues will be fixed in the oncoming update, 2.0.9.
Thanks for reporting it though!
3d max 2009 problems
Hi.
I think there are some bugs in 3d max 2009.
while I'm in layer mode, create layer will create two layers and also I can not remove any layer..
I use latest version 2.0.8
ps. 2.0.7 works fine
Thank you, now it works.
Sorry for late response. I have it works right here already. Perfect.
Thank you for your support.
www.rainstormfilm.com
Creative & Architectural Visualization
2010 is supported in the
2010 is supported in the current version.
When in the installation process does this happen? If it happens after the installation, did you restart 3dsmax before using it?
2010 support
Hi there,
Your work is awesome.
I 'd like to ask that : is there a version of this script for 3ds max 2010 release yet ?
I could not start it on 2k10 due to script error keeping inform about could not find missed data in a location inside "temp" folder.
Thank you,
www.rainstormfilm.com
Creative & Architectural Visualization
yes, delete function is not
yes, delete function is not working over here too.
regards
You're not the first to
You're not the first to mention this. I think we can argue both behaviors are sensible. The current behavior follows max' default behavior in the layer manager. In the next update, I'll include an option to flip the behavior for those who prefer it the other way round.
I will look into it, thanks
I will look into it, thanks for reporting :-)
Confused About Node Hide Button
The node hide button looks like a little light bulb, correct? To me that implies that when the light bulb is "on", the object is "on" and visible. However, the behavior is the opposite. Is that meant to be a joke?
thx
The "delete layer" function
The "delete layer" function is broken. Using max default for now.