Remove texture in 3ds max
interpolator
Hey, this is something that has always bugged me and I figured I would share the solution with everyone.
In 3ds max when you start making simple objects you get a default color that gets applied.
However, when you add a texture to the object you cannot get the default color back again.
Furthermore, when you import an object, you are never given the chance of using the default colors.
So I googled it, and found the solution here:
http://www.liviudm.com/archives/2008/11/6/howto_remove_texture_in_3ds/
If you don't feel like looking at the site, the solution is to simply type this in the MaxScript-Listener:
$.material = NULL
Hope some of you find it as useful as I have.
In 3ds max when you start making simple objects you get a default color that gets applied.
However, when you add a texture to the object you cannot get the default color back again.
Furthermore, when you import an object, you are never given the chance of using the default colors.
So I googled it, and found the solution here:
http://www.liviudm.com/archives/2008/11/6/howto_remove_texture_in_3ds/
If you don't feel like looking at the site, the solution is to simply type this in the MaxScript-Listener:
$.material = NULL
Hope some of you find it as useful as I have.
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Even better solution.
Thanks for the tip. Strange that this tool wouldn't also be in the materials editor. Now if I could only figure out how to align multiple objects with respect to each other.
By default it does shaded as material color.
I have a script that toggles it for me