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Submitted by Victor Batsun on Fri, 2006-10-20 20:45
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"Let you watch object properties and variable values. Screenshot 1 - Screenshot 2 Version 2.0 Update:Requires no additional components library as before and supports both max3.x and max4.x"
A collection of useful maxscripts and max features combined into one tool window. Most of the scripts I wrote myself. Some I did not write - but included as I use them regularly and find them to be extremely efficient work flow enhancers - furthermore I found no need to reinvent already solid wheels. Full credit is given to all script's authors both in the code comments and on the about page - however if for some reason I have neglected to give proper credit please let me know and I will rectify any and all such oversights. Furthermore - should anyone be unhappy that these are included I can remove them from the public release version. Finally any tools not categorized by those first descriptions are just standard max affairs to which I have given more convenient access - or are standard max affairs that have been slightly altered to suit certain production needs.
Submitted by Borislav Petrov on Fri, 2006-10-20 20:45
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Lets you scrub a background movie sequence in realtime to match-move to a MAX scene. It works around the limitation of MAX which does not update while the time slider is dragged.
Submitted by David Humpherys on Fri, 2006-10-20 20:45
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Layer Manager is a utility that creates layer controls for 3D-Studio MAX. When Using Layer Manager - every object that is created within Max is placed on a Layer - each object defaults to the World Layer. Each layer has it's own properties - and each object assumes the properties of the layer it exists on. Layers can easily be hidden - frozen or given an alternate material.
