these trees look amazing right out of the box.....

[pmbdesign]

very happy - tree renders look great right out of the box - nice job R&D group.

One issue - if using DR - which most people do - is there a way to not have to remap the paths to all the textures through the network - this is time consuming. Not sure if a solution to this issue exists.....might need to be some kind of script......

Thanks,

pmB design studio

[jan__]

I have an script that could do this work:

Change paths 0.5


You can download here

Regards

[pmbdesign]

Alejandro...thanks! I will download and give it a try......

[admin]

You can use standard features of 3ds max for that.
Create ->Ulilites->More->Bitmap/Photometric Paths or Create ->Ulilites->More->Recourse Collector or use File->Asset Tracking->Paths

[jan__]

You can use standard features of 3ds max for that.
Create ->Ulilites->More->Bitmap/Photometric Paths or Create ->Ulilites->More->Recourse Collector or use File->Asset Tracking->Paths

Yes, but bitmap/photometric paths forgives some times many map types (like hdrs and ies). Asset tracking works well, but if the maps to change aren't in the same folder, you must change one by one (you can change at the same time the bitmaps placed at the same folder). This was the reason to make this script some time ago (change proxys also was important)

Regards

PD: if you have any ideas to make this script better, just say it

[mitchellp]

I love VrayScatter, it has transformed my visuals and workflow (i now enjoy modelling vegetation!)

I was very excited to see these [iTrees] models available and decided to buy both the summer and autumn tsets.

When downloaded, I assumed they would be a vraymesh or an early max file format. I use Max9 - and I am very dissapointed to find that I cannot open/merge/xref the files as they appear to be saved in 2010 format?

So what do I do now? after paying £292 (with no suggestion of any limitation on the website) I am left with several gigs of max files that ive paid money for and can't do anything with?

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated

Mitch