Is there a way to increase the thickness of edges in 3ds max? I have a 4k monitor and the scale is horrible. After some work in it i'm starting to get a headache.
As far as I know you can change only vertices size. You can try to use antialliasing in Viewport Configuration. In new max versions, they have outlines around objects so there might be workaround but don't know how much is the Nitrous renderer open for any custom moddifications. Maybe through DirectX and HLSL but I think it's only for object base and not for entire viewport.
4k is pretty uncomfortable to work in. Especially if you're at average desk viewing distance. 1440p is a good resolution for 3d in general. Try stepping yoyr res down?
@poopipe Can you tell me how comfortable is ! because i have monitor 4K 27" and i facing a big problem that everything is small in 3ds Max Menus & icons..etc, even when i changed Windows Display Settings (Scale and Layout = 175%) Display Res 2160, still not fixed yet, Any help i'll be thankful.
Played around with the idea this is the best atm that I came up with for people with this issue. Make back ground dark/ get a dark Material / for the wires go into ui / colors / change it to something stupid bright, maybe that will help you. I tried to get the see-through colors to change but it didn't no matter what i did so, maybe it will change for you. I also played with attempting a script though I've never done it and someone who actually codes might come up with a better solution and i would just be wasting my time. Since everything is dark here adding lighting that would be helpful for you to see the shading of your objects would be beneficial here. The yellow/orange version in that back was me trying to figure out something with vertex paint.
Figured out a way give me a second doing it now its not very helpful though and its kind of dumb.
should be up soon, so its just using the material section - Extended Parameters / Wire section (i click in video) and hitting F9, you could also try lowering your screen resolution and using it that way right? sacrifice for the greater good.
edit#2: if anyone manages to figure it out using that material render control area, please call it ThicccEdges cause trendy.
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Make back ground dark/ get a dark Material / for the wires go into ui / colors / change it to something stupid bright, maybe that will help you.
I tried to get the see-through colors to change but it didn't no matter what i did so, maybe it will change for you.
I also played with attempting a script though I've never done it and someone who actually codes might come up with a better solution and i would just be wasting my time.
Since everything is dark here adding lighting that would be helpful for you to see the shading of your objects would be beneficial here.
The yellow/orange version in that back was me trying to figure out something with vertex paint.
Figured out a way give me a second doing it now its not very helpful though and its kind of dumb.
^If you can realtime render this we got our edge controller.
should be up soon, so its just using the material section - Extended Parameters / Wire section (i click in video) and hitting F9, you could also try lowering your screen resolution and using it that way right? sacrifice for the greater good.
edit#2: if anyone manages to figure it out using that material render control area, please call it ThicccEdges