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Re: 3ds Max w/ Multiple Workstations
Here is the script that I run. I have one script saved for each project I'm working on and just use MaxScript | Run Script... command to execute the script. (Or you can drag the text to a toolbar to make a toolbar button.) I actually use relative autoback folders so that each project has it's own autoback files. I also had… -
Re: 3ds Max w/ Multiple Workstations
I was in the same situation recently. I was working on 3 projects and needed to switch between them because of the relative textures. The best thing to do is to use maxScript to set the project folder and sub folders. When you set the project folder through the interface it creates all the extra folders you don't need. But… -
Re: 3ds Max w/ Multiple Workstations
That's what it's doing. I like to put the autoback files into a sub-directory and not just the root of the project. Actually the autoback line should be this, in order to make it project relative: pathConfig.SetDir #autoback "./autoback" But it'll work either way. I'm not sure what you mean by "pick up a project, and hit…
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