Kitchen Cabinet Creator script will generate a kitchen in a couple of clicks

With the script "MCG Tubo shape object" you can create a flexible line between two objects (e.g. electric cord). When moving these objects, the line will change its shape.

Did you know that the more objects you have in a scene, the heavier it becomes? However, sometimes there are more objects in a scene than you might think. For example, a single chandelier can consist of many parts. Even if the parts are grouped together, 3d max counts each part as an independent unit. As a result, your scene can become very heavy, and the program may freeze or slow down. In reality, we don't actually have one object in the scene, but thousands.

How to quickly put tiles on a roof? To help us come to the script Simple Roof Tiles. Download: https://www.avizstudio.com/products/smart-roof-tiles/

Today let's look at an interesting modifier that you can additionally install in 3d max. The Clone modifier allows you to copy objects like the Array tool and instantly see the changes in the viewport.

The magic script Modifier Preset Creator, will allow you to fix the parameters of any modifier at the right values, so you don't have to make the same changes over and over again.

Lots of extra points on a spline - ever had that? The CleanSpline script removes splines vertices based on an angular threshold. This may be needed for optimization when there are points that do not define the curvature of the shape. This is often the case after creating Edge-based splines with Create Shape From Selected. May come in handy for cleaning up drawings and modeling.

The imageCompHelper script helps to make perfect composition.

A great tool is Modifier Zorb. This is a special project manager, allowing you to edit, randomize, optimize, on/off, select, delete, manage a huge number of object parameters. You will have all the information you need.

How many times have we all been in a situation where we accidentally moved the camera from its set position? Now it's a thing of the past!