I recently switched to the Maya hotkey navigation in 3DS Max to have more consistency between applications. Which meant I had to change to "Maya Mode Selection" for the mouse as Alt is used to rotate the view instead of deselect. But Shift+extrude/extend from open edges no longer works with Maya mode selection (Shift+drag…
how do i make the button im new to 3ds max. I've just transitioned from Maya. I'm already getting annoyed of having to manually checking and unchecking the maya mode selection. Edit: Nevermind. i figured it out. it works great!
I guess there is still no trick / hack available? Was going to ask how to fix this. I'm trying to use one camera navigation mode through all the programs and the Maya style is kind of a standard nowadays. But I use shift-copy and shift-extrude a lot (super feature! 8) ) and the invert-deselect thing is kind of time…
MouseConfigManager.MayaSelectionMode = not MouseConfigManager.MayaSelectionMode Make that into a button and you can toggle Maya Mode Selection on and off. I keep it off all the time unless I'm shift cloning, in which case I toggle it off, make my duplication(s), then toggle it back on. Cheers! It lets you use Max exactly…
So I've submitted that there is no way around it other than taking on some of max's controls. My method to keeping select/deselect and shift extrude is following the methods in this video, changing arc rotate from alt+lmb to just mmb, and just submitting to using ctrl and alt to select/deselect things. It isn't too bad…
If you're willing to use max 2012 or below, you can use switcher for true maya style navigation. Much better if you use a pen. https://draster.com/component/page,shop.product_details/flypage,software-flypage/product_id,18/option,com_virtuemart/
This is a long standing issue. This post is from 2012 has the same question: http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/3ds-max-3ds-max-design-general/maya-interaction-model-in-3ds-max-2013-losing-the-shift-function/td-p/4260654 I think, the best thing is to just use Max style navigation and selection. Sorry. Maybe someone else has a…