Driver Madness

That van was my idea one night on Skype, lol. The paintjob, 1980 Arizona "MOE LESTER" plate and slotted mag wheels were all my ideas.

The PostalVan, ladies and gentlemen.

Development has been very slow, and for that, I apologize. Development will be picking up once I get the hang of implementing DotNET controls, in particular the tree view object. I was originally going to make this project compatible with versions of 3ds Max dating back to 3ds Max 8, but unfortunately this will not be happening.

Autodesk 3ds Max 2008 or higher will be required to use the toolset , so I strongly suggest, at the bare minimum, getting the student/educational version of 3ds Max. As long as it's not for commercial use, you should be fine. I use 2011, but the newer ones are good too!

Learn more here: http://students.autodesk.com/

Awesome!

Any progress yet? I'd love to get this tool in use

Oilfan wrote:Any progress yet? I'd love to get this tool in use

I'm with you on that one. I've been taking some time off of scripting to pursue other things, but I will get around to finishing this tool. Sorry it can't be any sooner.

This is what I've gotten so far:


Revision 5/16/2013 @ 1:22PM

I know it's not much, but it was incredibly difficult to implement the DotNET tree view...now I just have to interact with it so I can start loading the information from each chunk. It's incredibly time consuming and frustrating.

Thanks for the answer! I really appreciate your effort on making this great tool! Keep it up

Any progress?

>rolleyes
u gettin cheeky sunshine?

Patience man, Rome wasn't build in one day either, you try to write a program and you'll talk diffirent.

He was just curious to see how this tool is doing at the moment.
Good, bad, with some problems and whatnot.

Hi Oilfan, this project was cancelled in favor of "DSCript", you can find it here

I'll update the first post to avoid further confusion.

Awesome! I ripped cars with 3dx ripper and came up with everything backwards and oddly sized