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New version of Project Manager adds support to GrowFX - plant modelling system. Now you can see native embedded thumbnail, create GrowFX objects by dragging the .GFX files into viewport and convert them to Proxy on the fly.
Adds support to GrowFX: preview embedded thumbnail, drag into viewport, convert to Proxy
Fixes a bug when V-Ray proxy path is set to undefined
Fixes a potential bug with saving/restoring MYSQL database
Fixes an issue with saving to library a material which contains FstormBitmap
Convert to Vray Proxy now uses optimization for instances. Re-create your V-Ray proxies in case if you have issues with rendering speed or cancellation/ending of renderingis slowly
Fixes an issue with selecting Vray Proxies on the Asset Files tab by file-name
Fixes a bug when paste items into the Favorites folder from the system folder
Esr mini browser is another inhouse script that i wrote for my daily basis works.Usually 3d artists work with many folders contains such as textures, materials , referances etc.With this tiny script you can save your favourite folders path,maxscipts full path and also software full path in a list.So you can launch all this paths in the list whenever you want. For complete usage please watch the video.
This tool simply helps organize, run, and edit your maxScripts more quickly. Quickly create a menu of your favorite scripts. Then place this menu anywhere you choose in the max. To change the currently selected name in the list. Just type in the top text box and press enter. Note that the .ms file name remains unchanged if you do this.
A tool that scans ms scripts and create a function index for them on the fly. The index is alphabetically sorted and can be filtered easily to quickly navigate through. You can open a script and jump to the line where the function is defined, with one click.
