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BBoxMaker

4 votes

Creates bounding boxes for selected objects.

miauu's Select by visibility

3 votes

With miauu's Select by visibilit you can:

Viewport Helper

3 votes

This is a simple script to help viewport controls when working in max.I have tested it with max 8 but i don't see why it should not work in versions below. This script opens up a dialog to help switch between the different views without hotkeys - and using the drop down menu - i have now added more buttons for faster work.

Render Pass

6 votes

NOT COMPLETE This script breaks your rendings into three files - Color pass - Highlight pass - and Shadow pass. It isn't finished - it assumes all the lights had the shadows turned on. Fell free to finish it if you like.

Quick Lighting

4 votes

Sets up easy lighting rigs quick and easy.

MiniListener Focus

6 votes

Sets keyboard focus to the MiniListener input field. If you want to use it, run the .mcr file once via Scripting -> Run Script or by drag&dropping it to the viewport. It creates an item in the Shortcuts category under Customize UI, which you can then assign a shortcut to.

 

 

MCG Dialogs

3 votes

Ever wanted a pop-up dialog for your MCG graph? Now you can have it and work with scene objects just by connecting nodes. The sample file randomizes the position of selected objects given custom limits. As this is a MCG utility, you don't get viewport redraw and undo support by default, so bear that in mind.

Draw Ex

5 votes

I'll have to admit I sort of pinched this idea from a lightwave plug-in thing that I saw on the net. I can't remember what it was called or who wrote it - but this is sort of like that - so credit to this bloke for that thing wot e wrote. This ones called 'Draw EX' standing for draw extrude - and thta's just what you do.

Anim Range

7 votes

A quick utility to set the animation ranges. Original code written by Swami. I just stripped it down for my needs. All credit goes to him.

RenDir

12 votes

What this will do is load up every single max file in the directory of your current scene file, and render each of them. Useful if you have a bunch of max files you want to render overnight on a single PC. You can just copy all those files into any directory, and set them all up with the render settings you want.
And then run the script, it will read all the max files in the present dir, and load them one at a time, and render each out.

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