[Bogdan Coroi]

You mean you don't want Studio to do it automatically?

[Fernando Tella]

¡Wow Bogdan!

I haven't tried it yet but you were fast.

The best would be a pack&go that let's you choose what to collect: mxs, textures and/or mxm

[Bogdan Coroi]

The best would be a pack&go that let's you choose what to collect: mxs, textures and/or mxm

You mean for the assets (textures, IORs) inside the referenced MXMs? Because maxwell and studio know how to fix those when importing/rendering.

[Fernando Tella]

Yep, Studio takes them all except mxm (which are not needed if you are working from Studio). That makes sense. But if you work from 3dsmax you also need the mxm's; It would be great to have a pack&go straight from max that saved in a folder and had this options (with checkboxes):
-Save all
-Save max file
-Save mxs
-Save textures, IOR, R2, IES,...
-Save mxm's

-Fix paths


I think most of the times I would choose max, textures..., and mxm's without fixing paths.

[Bogdan Coroi]

I've modified the script to let you copy all MXM assets (textures, iors, ies) and also to copy the .max file. For mxs things are tricky since the maxscript function that exports the scene needs a camera from which to export. I'll probably update the function in the future to be able to export the scene with minimal settings and then I'll update the script as well.

Until then, here's how it looks:



and here's the script: http://maxwell.griffinlair.com/maxwell_ ... llector.ms

[Fernando Tella]

Where is that icon praising?



and



This is what I call good service. Thanks a lot Bogdan!

[Fernando Tella]

Hi Bogdan.

Is this script supposed to gather the assets of the embeded materials too?

[Bogdan Coroi]

No, it was made only for referenced, but this one works with embedded as well.

[Fernando Tella]

Wow after wow I just can wow again...


¡WOW!

[sandykoufax]

Thanks for the updates.

[MetinSeven_com]

Hi,

I would really appreciate Maxwell Studio's Lock Exposure checkbox in Maxwell's 3ds Max plug-in. It's very useful for keeping a constant exposure while changing either the fStop of Shutterspeed, in stead of having to calculate it yourself.

Thanks,

Metin

[Bogdan Coroi]

Will be added for the next update.

[MetinSeven_com]

Cool, many thanks!

[Mihnea Balta]

But it does that already if you select aperture or shutter priority in the exposure mode dropdown. It doesn't update the dependent value in the UI, but it computes it on export to keep the exposure constant. Doesn't this work for you?

[MetinSeven_com]

Well, I'm so used to working with fStop in combination with Shutterspeed that the priority options confuse me a little. A simple checkbox to automate the 1.4 multiplication/division factor would be my preferred option.