Tagged 'file'

3DS Max File Version

Submitted by hummus on Mon, 2011-07-11 09:50
2 votes

This VB-compiled tool serves just to test which version of Max was used to create the saved Max file. Since 3DSMax doesn't do a good job at writing its version in the file's properties - I use this tool to find out what version it was created in so I can go back to the proper 3DSMax to edit the file.

If you have multiple versions of Max installed and want to know what version you used on an old project - use this tool to find out.

Auto-save

Submitted by jiovanie on Thu, 2011-09-22 10:59
11 votes

Unzip the files into your scripts/startup directory.

AutoBack File Loader Zorb

Submitted by Jordan Walsh on Wed, 2009-05-13 22:58
52 votes

*v1.31 - Bug fixes, removed error on opening on some max versions
*v1.30 - Now supports displaying 133 different date formats!! (Use the "Change Date Format" option in the right click menu)
*v1.21 - Updated for 2010 and added thumbnail support!

Tired of navigating to the autoback dir, selecting view as detail then sorting by date to find your latest autobak file. then comparing it to your last good saved file? This script will make it easy for you. Brings up a list of max files in your autobak dir, max hold files and your last opened file, sortable by date, size and name. Double clicking will load the file, right clicking will give you a delete option.Sort settings and files displayed are saved between sessions

Unzip to your Max root dir, will be available in macroscripts under "Zorb Tools", or run it as a script from the scrips directory

Backup Max INI File

Submitted by Anubis on Sun, 2010-09-26 12:50
63 votes

Made a copy of Max INI file and save it with the same name (3dsmax.ini) into Archives folder in Max 9 and higher, or into Autoback in previous.

File Organizer

Submitted by Miguelixx on Thu, 2016-10-06 11:43
0 votes

organizer

File Organizer leaves an object ready to save in the library. With this Script, the next time you merge some object to your scene it will be perfect.

Incremental Save

Submitted by Anubis on Thu, 2010-06-24 15:52
51 votes

It's a my super slim version with similar functionality to the Martin Breidt script, that saves incremental file versions while keeping the name of the latest - most-up-to-date version always the same as the original file. This is good for XRef'ing because the filename does not change.

incrementalSave

Submitted by Martin Breidt on Fri, 2006-10-20 20:45
57 votes

This macroscript is a replacement for the save function. It saves incremental file versions while keeping the name of the latest - most-up-to-date version always the same as the original file. This is good for XRef'ing because the filename does not change. Just add it to your File menu and/or define Ctrl+S as shortcut.
New: Old file versions will now be saved to a subdirectory
v0.61 update: Bug fix to handle non-standard number prefixes; small improvements to the UI and error messages

Interactive Universal Renamer

Submitted by br0t on Wed, 2012-09-26 13:16
17 votes

NEW VERSION: Asset Paths + Sorting + Filtering + Multiselection

Make sure to select items in the list to see the renaming preview and do the actual renaming!

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:

MaxCompress

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

By compressing all the max files in a directory - it will save alot of space. If you have alot of max files and wish to compress save them all. use this script. it will scan all the sub dir and open every max file and save them in compress mode. usually will free half space.

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