Tagged 'select'

Select Similar Objects

Submitted by Anubis on Sat, 2010-02-27 21:34
50 votes

Select similar (to chosen) nodes by assembly of similarities.

SSObj

Select More Target

Submitted by Anubis on Wed, 2010-02-03 04:42
11 votes

Slim (self explained) selection assistant.

SMT

Commonly useful when select target lights, cameras or tape helpers,
or any objects with (older) Look_At transform controller applied
and you wish to select their targets as well.

Select Similar

Submitted by Christopher Grant on Fri, 2006-10-20 20:45
17 votes

Allows you to select objects that are similar to the currently selected object. It will compare the bounding box size, mesh (vert, face, edge counts) and material either within the currently visible objects or all objects in the scene.

Demonstration video here

Grab Hierarchy

Submitted by Anubis on Thu, 2009-11-12 16:15
27 votes

Selecting whole heirarchy by picking one belonging object.
Similar to Sergo's "Pick Hierarchy" script but simplified code.

Select opened spline

Submitted by mad on Mon, 2009-04-20 07:19
10 votes

It selects opened splines in selected spline.

Select Similar Spline

Submitted by mad on Mon, 2009-04-20 07:14
8 votes

This script alows you select similar splines in subobject. It doesnt work very well yet but it works :)

Select Active Camera

Submitted by Christopher Grant on Thu, 2009-02-26 17:53
30 votes

Simply selects the active camera from the current viewport (even if cameras / layer is hidden). If you've ever been frustrated because you're working full screen looking through the camera lens then need to change something about your camera, this script is for you. In that case you just run the script and bam you're able to edit camera properties in the stack or adjust keys in the time slider all with a single keystroke instead of having to hunt around in the select by name dialog...

Usage:

Select By Size / Volume

Submitted by relief7 on Sat, 2008-12-27 07:43
16 votes

This script allows you to select objects by their size or volume, by checking their
- bounding box size (= bounding box volume) or
- the actual volume of the mesh (the calculation function for this is taken from the MAXScript manual, I think Bobo is the genius behind it ! :-) )

Orionflame 4

Submitted by Light on Wed, 2007-09-05 17:44
31 votes

Orionflame 4 is the successor of the acclaimed production-proven modeling toolset for 3ds max, featuring a completely redesigned and rewritten core architecture, along with several new powerful modeling tools.

Experience the difference yourself.

Note: this is a commercial script

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