Tagged 'skin'

Auto mesh Skinning

Submitted by super_oko on Thu, 2013-07-25 03:31
13 votes


This script is for fast and accurate mesh skinning, but it won't generate skin for production ready. There will by always something to correct weights.

It's very simple all You have to do to set slice boxes. Just watch video and everything should be clear.

In version 0.6 there is simple automatic mirroring made. The rigg should be set in x=0 position.

All comments and suggestions are welcome.

------------ version 0.7 -----------

- Script didn't work with bones which had space in names - Not any more :]

Autoweight - Automatic skinning tool for 3ds Max

Submitted by kogen on Fri, 2011-11-11 14:01
20 votes

Autoweight is a script designed for 3D Studio Max helping you speeding up the skinning process of characters and machines.
You define special polygon regions and the script finds the appropriate bones, calculates the appropriate skin-vertices and sets up smooth transitions between those regions.

There are also Youtube video tutorials explaining the script step-by-step.

The new version 1.0 comes with an installer so you don't need to hassle around with the mzp-stuff anymore.

BodyFast Rigging Character

Submitted by BodyFast on Sun, 2015-01-11 14:56
0 votes

BodyFast

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Convert_Skinned_Object_To_Link.ms

Submitted by Paul Hormis on Fri, 2006-10-20 20:45
7 votes

"This script will take an object that is skinned to a def object and delete the skin and link it to the "Def" objects' "Link" objectRequired File: TiM_Lib.ms"

Copy/Paste Skin Modifier via Max Script

Submitted by lutteral on Fri, 2016-07-22 09:11
0 votes

I recently discovered that copying a skin modifier via maxscript (using addmodifier) doesn't set the weights correctly, so I wrote a function to transfer the weights from one mesh to another. (they need to have the same topology though)
Some other scripts out there won't work because at some point autodesk decided to change the way that the skin's bone table is indexed, and they would need a lookup table with the bone names to convert the old index to the new one. *sight It seems I fixed it.

CrossSection_Decrease_Selected_1.ms

Submitted by Paul Hormis on Fri, 2006-10-20 20:45
3 votes

This script will decrease the selected crossection by 1This allows you to decrease the radius using a hotkey/Quad/Menu Item.

CrossSection_Decrease_Selected_Point1.ms

Submitted by Paul Hormis on Fri, 2006-10-20 20:45
6 votes

This script will decrease the selected crossection by 0.1This allows you to decrease the radius using a hotkey/Quad/Menu Item.

CrossSection_Increase_Selected_1.ms

Submitted by Paul Hormis on Fri, 2006-10-20 20:45
8 votes

This script will increase the selected crossection by 1This allows you to increase the radius using a hotkey/Quad/Menu Item.

DeltaMushToSkin

Submitted by Tamyl on Tue, 2016-09-13 12:09
7 votes

DeltaMush to Skin is a c++ 3ds Max modifier which smooths deformations while preserving details with "converting" to Skin feature - the plugin solves Skin weights matched as close as possible to the DeltaMush result. It enables the user to export such rigg to the game engine like Unity, Unreal etc. The whole process is incredibly fast thanks to multithreaded optimization.


DeltaMushToSkin

Submitted by Tamyl on Tue, 2016-09-13 12:26
3 votes

DeltaMush to Skin is a c++ 3ds Max modifier which smooths deformations while preserving details with "converting" to Skin feature - the plugin solves Skin weights matched as close as possible to the DeltaMush result. It enables the user to export such rigg to the game engine like Unity, Unreal etc. The whole process is incredibly fast thanks to multithreaded optimization.


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