drop the mcr file to 3ds Max then put the mse file in the script startup then restart 3ds max
for more help
Script
By salwanbadra · Credited author: Salwan Badra · 2014-06-05
drop the mcr file to 3ds Max then put the mse file in the script startup then restart 3ds max
for more help
Tags: render, 3ds max, Render Cameras, Batch Camera Render, Render To Backburner, Process Files, Batch Fix 3ds Max Files, Render Pipeline
salwanbadra · 2014-06-11
and it's installed this way because I am organizing my scripts in a menu
correction to install directions
dennisqdw · 2014-06-11
I haven't actually used this script yet, but it does look good. I thought that I would point out that his install directions are not clear. For those of you new to scripts, you want to install the mcr file in the users/.../AppData/.../usermacros folder in order for this to work properly.
salwanbadra · 2014-06-11
thanks for your feedback but I think the installation note is clear "drop the mcr file to 3ds Max then put the mse file in the script startup then restart 3ds max"
salwanbadra · 2014-06-12
because it's create a menu it must read the mcr file first, and the mse file request the macro script when creating the menu, so for some users it makes an error if it didn't find the macro first