Tagged 'fbx'

Quick Collapse

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?

Revit to Max Importer

2 votes


The Revit To Max script will instantly clean and organise the model for you, convert materials, and display textures. It also paths bitmaps to the FBM folder, all in one click!

This will save you HOURS and streamline your workflow with ease.


Available to buy at https://vizguy.com/revit-to-max-pro/

All these features run with a single click:

  • Detaches objects by material/object ID

Stretchy Bones Converter

1 vote

Script for automating the process of getting 3dsMax's native stretchy bones into any game engine: creating a separate de-hierarchized bone structure that follows the motion of the base bone structure and automatically migrating skin weights on a mesh to those new bones.

USAGE:
Select the bones that you want to be affected with "Pick bones" button.
Select the affected mesh with a skin modifier with "Pick skinned object" button.
Press "Convert and reskin" button.

IMPORTANT:

Time Range Manager

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. 

 

UDK FBXporter

2 votes

This is a script the keeps track of "ExportSets" for UDK. It stores what object should be exported, and with what settings. It greatly speeds up the process of exporting to FBX for UDK, as you don't have to select anything and there's no export dialog anymore!
Right now it only supports Static Meshes and SkeletalMeshes, I might add animation in the future.

This is a macroscript that appears in the "FBX Export Sets" category. It should already have an icon if you place it on a toolbar.

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