Tagged 'fbx'

Instantly Auto Edges

Submitted by Anubis on Sun, 2010-01-17 09:47
27 votes

Performs auto edge on all selected Editable Meshes,
making imported Revit or AutoCAD meshes more readable.

Batch Loader

Submitted by Anubis on Mon, 2009-10-05 16:39
75 votes

Quick Merge/Import multiple files.

UI v.1.7

Features:

  • Merge multiple .MAX files
  • Import multiple .* files (ie all that can be imported)!
  • Log all files where failed to load to Listener (if any)
  • Multiple history for recent used paths available
  • Limit count of recent paths to keep in history added
  • Group option available
  • Layer option available
  • Attach option available
  • "Auto" option (if is checked no prompt for Merge/Import) *

Quick Collapse

Submitted by vsai on Mon, 2009-03-16 11:31
34 votes

QuickCollapse is a maxscript Struct with a few functions to speed up collapsing large numbers of objects, it provides feedback in the listener window so you can see progress as it goes.

Run script will trigger ‘CollapseSelected’ on your current selection. there isn’t much Error Checking involved, so filter your selection for meshes, and remeber that it SHUTS UNDO OFF for the collapse so that we dont have RAM overruns on large objectsets, so save/hold first eh?

AutoEdges

Submitted by pfbreton on Wed, 2008-07-23 11:02
27 votes

Script looping through selected objects of your scene to hide unwanted edges in editable meshes (typically the middle triangles of surfaces).

This script was created to improve the visibility of models imported from Revit into 3ds Max via the FBX file format.

Time Range Manager

Submitted by lbrooks on Wed, 2008-04-30 23:56
27 votes

Allows you to edit and save a collection of named time ranges and access them via a dropdown list to change the scene time range based on their time settings.

Ranges are stored as a collection called sets. Multiple sets are then stored as a collection called projects.

The data is stored in INI files and so makes it independent of any maxfile.

There's also a compact option by clicking the thin bar above the ranges list.

 

See online guide in links section.