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1. Re: Pro Boolean problem [3ds max 2012]

   

   Reply by demilich · Nov 2013 · Home› Technical Talk

   To Mark Dygert, What is this script called? You mentioned it on a previous reply. "It also doesn't help that your operand mesh is several elements and some are clipping into others which will complicate things. You should probably break off each element (there's a script for that) and treat each one as an operand." Thanks!

2. Re: Pro Boolean problem [3ds max 2012]

   

   Reply by Mark Dygert · Sep 2011 · Home› Technical Talk

   The meshes need to be water tight for any type of boolean to work. No open edges, no boarders no double faces, no flipped faces. It also helps if a single element is operating on a single element. If you have multiple meshes joined into one edit poly its going to have trouble. They changed ProBoolean a bit in a 2011…

3. Re: Pro Boolean problem [3ds max 2012]

   

   Reply by cptSwing · Nov 2013 · Home› Technical Talk

   There are several. Matt Lichy's turbotools include a script to do it, along with other awesome stuff. Plus he's a polycounter so no reason not to try 'em ;-)

4. Re: Pro Boolean problem [3ds max 2012]

   

   Reply by DEElekgolo · Sep 2011 · Home› Technical Talk

   I got a script from a while ago that cleans up a lot of the split edges from after a boolean. Forgot where I got it from. http://pastebin.com/PHPpaHrE