This script allows you to bind any object to vertices geometry using simple expressions.
Category: "GregoryMaxScript"
Script
Attach Object To Vertices
By Gregory · Credited author: Gregory Smirnov · 2014-11-22
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- Version
- 1.0
- 3ds Max compatibility
- See listing claims below
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- From original requirements
- 2008–2015
- Original version requirement
- 3ds Max 2008-2015
- Date updated
- 2014-11-23
- Legacy votes
- 3
- Homepage
- http://portfolios.ru/Apofis
Release history
Version 1.0Listed version
Listing updated
Description
Additional Info
How use :)
1) Pick object to copy
2) Select Editable_Mesh or Editable_Poly object vertices.
3) Click "Attach" button
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Nice one, it would be cool to normal align the objects :-)
thank you
It works on 3ds max 2017
The Attachment Constraint does pretty much the same if I'm not mistaken.
Yes. Only it binds to the face. With some cases, needs to be linked to points.
In principle this can be done by the particle system, just work it will be slower