Tutorials

Commercial Training Options

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If you would like to learn more about MAXScript, there are currently several affordable training options available to suit nearly any budget.


Python links

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A collection of links to Python + MAXScript information available. If you find a useful post, add it in the comments and this post will be updated to include it.

CGTalk - Python + MXS - http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=98&t=509631


dotNet links

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A collection of links to dotNet + MAXScript information available. If you find a useful post, add it in the comments and this post will be updated to include it.


How to use MySQL Connector in 3ds Max using .NET

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CGWiki - MAXScript Info Page

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A detailed wiki entry on MAXScript. Includes development history, language overview, possible applications, etc. A good read even for those of us who have been around MAXScript for a while!


Modeling a Lego Snowspeeder in 3ds max

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In this tutorial I will build a complete Star Wars LEGO model from scratch using Autodesk 3ds Max 8. Originally I made this for the speed modeling contest. Since the purpose of this contest is to model as much as possible within one hour, I didn’t model the underside of the lego bricks (or the underside of the model).


Scripted controllers and object references in 3dsmax R6

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Script Installation in 3ds max

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Additional help (external link): Macro installation (MAXScript) on Tech-Artists.org

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Setting up Ultra Edit as your Maxscript Editor

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This document is meant to get a person RAPIDLY set up to use Ultra Edit as a maxscript editor. This is made possible by a bridge created by Simon Feltman at Rezn8 studios. This bridge enables any third party editor to call internal Max functions. In our case, we will set up our text editor to call 3 internal Max functions, Evaluate, Open, and Encrypt.


How to create a self-updating Max Script or Macro Script

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How to create a self-updating Max Script or Macro Script

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