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I bring in a lot of Revit models into 3DS for rendering. The lights from the Revit model come in as standard lights. What I have always done is go through, turn off these lights and manually replace and align these lights with VRay lights. Does anyone else go about a similar process and does anyone have any suggestions to make this process more efficient? It is fairly time consuming and annoying to go through and clone or add a new light plane at every light location. Any help or suggestions are appreciated.
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In Max in the menu under Tools > Align > Clone and Align
This lets you do it all one shot
Few seconds and you're doneKind Regards,
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The Soulburn Script pack has an Object Replacer, which can be used to replace lightsComment
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The Soulburn Script is perfect! Thank you so much. That will save me so much time and headaches.Comment
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All of the Neil Blevins scripts save time and headaches.Originally posted by dmhokie View Post
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He's pretty great, no doubt. I can't live without the soulburn scripts... AD needs to pay the man and integrate into max.Originally posted by Vizioen View PostAll of the Neil Blevins scripts save time and headaches.Comment
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Haha yeah, leave the good stuff out of max please it might only get screwed up.Originally posted by Art48 View PostComment
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You can also replace objects with ModMod Zorb script which is invaluable to change many objects at once.
Another method is just going in the curve editor, selecting your base obj (your vray light) right click copy and then select the base objects of all your regular lights and paste. To select them easily if you have many, you have to use the view filter.
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