Tagged 'Biped'

Worker of Biped

Submitted by dennisroche on Sun, 2007-01-07 23:22
35 votes

Based on Blur's Biped Worker, this script creates a floater interface allowing easier selection of a biped's different body parts. It will simultaneously support several Bipeds with different bone setups. Multi-bone (Control-Click), hierarchical (Shift-Click), symmetry and opposite selections are also supported, as are the setting of commonly use pivot points all within the GUI.

Biped Resizer

Submitted by Dieyoung on Sat, 2013-03-23 14:08
3 votes

Script for quick resizing Character rigging with Biped and Skin.

biped_resizer_v1.0

Just drag and drop in your viewport.

Biped (.bip) Animation Batch Retargeting & FBX export

Submitted by Pixeldamage on Thu, 2014-07-03 10:30
4 votes

This script was made to retarget animations so that changes could be made to the biped's proportions throughout production.

I made this for making my life easier between Max and Unity (though it could be used in any max-based pipeline). Unfortunately Unity has no native retargeting, unless your team is using Mecanim.

Rigging Army Knife

Submitted by Wahooney on Fri, 2006-10-20 20:45
28 votes

This is an advanced toolset for rigging. For a full features list refer to the included readme.

Character on biped

Submitted by gucio on Sun, 2013-08-04 07:43
1 vote

Very flexible and fast script to generate a bone based skeleton over the 3ds max's biped. Useful for exportation into game engines like Unity or UDK
If you need bones rig, but want to use biped layers and motion captures in 3dsmax, this script is for you!

To start, just create biped, custom it in figure mode to match your character. When done, create a new empty layer, select any bip element, and click on script button. Bones will be created automatically on biped structure.

Features:
- Bones names are Unity3d Engine ready

stretchy biped

Submitted by lalamax3d on Thu, 2008-12-25 20:58
17 votes

Notes:The Script helps you to setup stretchy biped
bones (arms,legs,spine,etc) quickly with 1 mouse click. It simply adds
a parameter “stretchy” to first selected bone(modifier stack) from
selection. ( you can copy paste modifier where ever you want after
wards).

Installation: Just drag-drop or put in your “usermacros” folder

Usage: 3dsmax>>customize>>lm_Rigging(Catagory)>>SquashyBiped (assign a key,quadmenu,etc)


 

Load Multiple Bips

Submitted by Guthfried on Wed, 2014-07-09 22:26
0 votes

I created this script to speed up my daily work with crowd animation. If you have a lot of character studios rigged bipeds and need to load the same animation (walk loops, conversation...) on all of then, so this script might help you.

It's a .mzp file that you can just drag and drop into 3ds Max or run through the MAXscript menu. After that you will find the script at: Customize > Customize User Interface > Toolbars tab > Category: MMScripts > Load Multiples Bips".

To use the script you just need to:

Copy the Biped&Bone to Bones

Submitted by MadFrame on Thu, 2016-01-28 23:01
2 votes

 

1.Select Target(Biped or Bone)

2.[Copy the Biped&Bone to Bones] pressed button

3.The target name is automatically changed to Hep001.(If you want to enter directly  Change the Biped name)

Crude Biped Key Reduction

Submitted by kenzor on Fri, 2013-03-08 04:27
0 votes

CrudeBipedKeyReducer

This will dismantle that wall of motion captured key frames into something more manageable. It’s not the most sophisticated of algorithms. But, it gets the job done and leaves you with nicely lined up key-poses. To use simply:

Bones from biped

Submitted by gucio on Tue, 2014-04-01 19:05
2 votes

Very flexible and fast script to generate a bone based skeleton over the 3ds max's biped. This script creates an entire rig from Bip character. If you don't have time to create all roll bones, and repeat all the same on the mirrored side, just create Bip and set up it's proportions, run the script and magically you will have a brand new rig.

To start, just create biped, custom it in figure mode to match your character. When done, create a new empty layer, select any bip element, and click on script button. Bones will be created automatically on biped structure.