Arrangement

2 votes
Version: 
0.9beta
Date Updated: 
10/29/2011

This scripted utility allows you:

  • dispose selected object along a path,
  • create simple lofts (with constant cross-section, without any deformation),
  • distribute selected object to a group of other objects.

+ Smoothing groups of the faces of the Loft object is assigned automatically, so faces at the Bezier or Smooth knots will be smoothed and faces at the corners knots will form sharp edges.

+ Compensation of a twisting for closed spatial Paths

- Neither of the Arrangement parameters has no an animation controller.

Additional Info: 

Installation of the scripted utility

Run the script > Go to Utilities Panel > click MAXScript > choose "Arrangement" from drop down list

Version Requirement: 
3ds Max 2009 and higher
AttachmentSize
arrangement_b0906.ms104.89 KB
utility_arrangement.doc37 KB
main_points.gif2.15 MB

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Zubetto's picture

Scripted Utilities

This is the scripted utility. Please, be sure that you have done followed:
Run Script > go to Utilities Panel > MAXScript > choose Arrangement from drop down list

Nacon's picture

Hmm...

Sorry, it doesn't seem to work with 3ds Max 2012 (64bit).
Nothing happens once the script ran.

Zubetto's picture

Thanks for comments. I have

Thanks for comments. I have tried to show the main_points.gif

titane357's picture

thanks for the script, but it

thanks for the script, but it would be great to have something else than .doc

Zubetto's picture

Ctrl+E > Utilities panel

Utilities panel > Click MAXScript. > MAXScript rollout > Run Script

Run Script opens a common file open dialog for choosing an existing script. MAXScript then reads and executes the selected script.

obaida's picture

Q !

I drag this script to max viewport but nothing happen !?
how can I make it work ?

Zubetto's picture

Thank you, Paul. I hope it

Thank you, Paul. I hope it will prove useful

tommym's picture

This looks like an

This looks like an interesting script.

Thanks from Paul

Paul

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