Tagged 'delete'

Delete Vray Denoiser extra elements

Submitted by doctor_3d on Fri, 2017-03-10 08:29
1 vote

Vray introduced Vray Denoiser lately which is post rendering process using extra passes which is mostly you won't need it on composting and for production its taking too much space

this simple script will delete it for you.

 

Delete UnRemovable Layer

Submitted by 3dline on Fri, 2017-05-26 16:12
2 votes

It may happen to you that you wanna remove an empty layer that you created before but delete option is grayed out in layer-manager and you no longer able to remove that layer. just remember that 3Ds Max never let you delete a layer while it contain some nodes nor default layer called “0”. but in some rare situations even an empty layer that you created and then you have done with it and want to delete it, but 3Ds Max not let you do that. It’s happen because of some unclassified nodes that came with your imported models from other programs, so you can’t see them in viewport and not in layer manager too. The only way to get rid of them is to select that Nodes from MaxScript and delete them manually so layer’s delete option will back again.

Delete Unselected

Submitted by rode3d on Fri, 2018-06-15 07:54
0 votes

Delete all non-selected objects in 3dsMax scene, including hidden and frozen ones, leaving just the ones you need in the scene.

This simple script is very handy when you need to re-save only one or a few models from a complex scene, but keeping all the scene setups. It’s also good for exporting objects to external software that requires scene data from 3dsMax.

Null Objects Cleaner

Submitted by todor on Wed, 2021-02-10 03:21
2 votes

Null Objects Cleaner is a 3ds max script to help you to find the null objects in your scene, show you a list of these objects and give you the possibility to delete them. Null Objects in studio max are poly objects without faces - empty objects.

Script category: “#todorScripts”.

You can see an example, how to install my script per Drag and Drop and tutorial for the Null Objects Cleaner: