Tagged 'save'

Copitor

Submitted by zOffTy on Mon, 2011-03-07 04:14
119 votes

Copitor allow you to quick copy/paste selected objects to another Max scene or in another Max if you have 2 3dsMax open. I also like to use it like as a "quick backup" for try something, and to be sure to loose nothing :)

Installation: Drop The file in max viewport and go to Customize ==> Customize User Interface ==> Category: zOffTy Tools ==> Copitor

Copitor installation

miauu's Script Pack vol.1

Submitted by miauu on Sun, 2012-02-05 14:49
14 votes

miauu's Script Pack is a set of scripts that will help you to make faster and easier some of the tedious task when you use 3ds Max.

miauu's Script Pack include:

OutFiler file browser

Submitted by andrfil on Wed, 2017-08-02 06:58
7 votes

Now it's free.

The OutFiler is a simple but powerful file browser inside 3dsmax that completely replaces standard save/load/save selected/merge/import/export dialogs. I believe folder tree much more comfortable and transparent.

The OutFilers provides the ability to quickly find the necessary folders, save the history of movements along them with back/next buttons and recent list and the favorite paths for quick access to working scenes.

Teamwork

Submitted by andrasmiklos on Tue, 2011-08-30 02:47
13 votes

Teamwork Script User Interface

Save & Restore Views

Submitted by DeadClown on Mon, 2014-04-14 04:49
7 votes

A simple script that is pretty similar to max's own "Save active perspective view" and "Restore active perspective view" functionality just that there are 5 slots with preview images. Un-comment the first 2 lines to install it as a macroscript. Click the little lock symbol to save a view, click the image button to restore it. 

Incremental Save

Submitted by Anubis on Thu, 2010-06-24 15:52
51 votes

It's a my super slim version with similar functionality to the Martin Breidt script, that saves incremental file versions while keeping the name of the latest - most-up-to-date version always the same as the original file. This is good for XRef'ing because the filename does not change.

incrementalSave

Submitted by Martin Breidt on Fri, 2006-10-20 20:45
57 votes

This macroscript is a replacement for the save function. It saves incremental file versions while keeping the name of the latest - most-up-to-date version always the same as the original file. This is good for XRef'ing because the filename does not change. Just add it to your File menu and/or define Ctrl+S as shortcut.
New: Old file versions will now be saved to a subdirectory
v0.61 update: Bug fix to handle non-standard number prefixes; small improvements to the UI and error messages

Asset Cleaner

Submitted by 3dwannab on Thu, 2015-04-16 09:16
2 votes

V1.0

  • See additional info below

V1.1

  • Some minor bug fixes
  • Added option to save instead of autosave
  • Will automatically rid and reload the file of unwanted 'Motion Clips, Layer Controls + Retimer Managers' [ONLY checks drawings of 5mb and more, can easily be changed in the script to your liking 'search the keyword 5 and you'll see it :) ]
  • Added statistics to the perspective view

V1.1

Grab Viewport Plus

Submitted by Anubis on Sun, 2010-04-25 18:20
56 votes

Grab Viewport Plus

A requested script that add a few options to the standard Max screenshot tool:
   incremental save in given folder and prefix name,
+ forced toggle to Expert mode and maximize Viewport.

Camera Aspect Lister

Submitted by jonasa on Thu, 2008-05-01 04:44
18 votes

This little script is for people who makes numerous still image camera views with different image aspects. The script lets you choose a camera and modify the aspect on the fly and store this as a postfix the camera name.

This way you dont have to remember what aspect you used for a certain camera.

Script is only beta version - and my first ever script, so be warned. 

I am thinking of expanding to also link up a scene state with each camera, for easy storing of per-camera lights etc. 

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