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gITF support

glTF is a specification for efficiently transmitting 3D scenes in the modern era and has grown to become the de-facto format for 3D on the web and online stores. You can now easily publish 3D assets directly to glTF 2.0 for use in web applications, online stores, browsers games, and other modern online outlets, while ensuring visual quality is maintained.

A glTF Material Preview gives you the ability to open glTF assets in the viewport and accurately see how they will look when exported – eliminating guesswork and giving you the confidence that assets will look the way they intend to in different environments outside of 3ds Max. When you’re ready to bring your asset into a glTF viewer, you can then use the new real-time exporter to export mesh data, and its associate material to glTF 2.0 or GLB.

Retopology Tools 1.2

• Pre-Processing: Process complex mesh data faster than ever before using a new “Pre-process” option found in the ReForm retopology options. When active, ReForm will generate an intermediary and simplified mesh that accurately follows the input geometry. The remeshed data will then be used to generate clean quad geometry. This simplified process removes the need to prepare meshes with modifiers like SubDivide or ProOptimize, while still generating the same great results expected from ReForm.
• Data Propagation: This new tool makes it possible to propagate existing mesh data, such as Smoothing Groups, UVs, Normals, and Vertex color, from the input topology to the new Remesh and Retopology mesh output, while ensuring mesh data information is retained. When using ReForm’s Auto Edge contraints, you will have the flexibility to transfer important mesh data that has already been created to your output result.

Create Point from Working Pivot

From modeling to animating, there is always a need to add new Pivot Helpers to 3ds Max scenes to help create hierarchies, rigs, and markers. When using the Working Snap Pivot’s “Create Point Helper from Working Pivot” command, a new Pivot Helper object is added to the scene and aligned to the position and orientation of the Working Pivot. This makes it easier to add and align multiple Pivot Helpers when working with and constructing a scene’s hierarchy arrangement.

Create Grid from Working Pivot

Easily place and activate a Grid Helper in your 3ds Max scene using the Working Snap Pivot’s “Create Grid from Working Pivot” command. This Grid Helper will align to the current position and orientation of the placed Working Pivot allowing you to augment your scene more intuitively.

Align Working Pivot

Align Working Pivot enables you to interactively adjust and realign an axis orientation of the Working Pivot by clicking and dragging the axis to snap to a valid vertex, edge, or face components.

Selection Pivot

When using Selection Pivot, align the position and orientation of the Working Pivot to the average of your current vertex, edge, or face selection.

New Properties added to Physical Material

Two new properties have been added to the Physical Material: Sheen can be used for fabrics and Thin Film can be used for soap bubbles or oily surfaces. Additionally, the Physical Material is now aligned with the Autodesk Standard Surface and is supported by FBX to allow materials to be shared between 3ds Max and Maya without losing any data.

Autobackup toolbar

A new Autobackup toolbar has been added to the default UI. This toolbar provides a simple, non-intrusive, and accessible way to visualize and interact with the Autobackup process and let’s you know when Autobackup is about to activate through a new Autobackup timer UI. It also provides controls to skip an Autobackup save, temporarily turn off Autobackup or adjust the Autobackup settings. This enhancement allows you to remain productive while benefitting from the peace of mind that Autobackup offers in case of crashes, power failures, or creative mistakes.

Autobackup improvements

Improvements to the Autobackup system, including user-requested enhancements, allow you to focus on completing your tasks with fewer disruptions:

• A scene is not considered “changed” until an action has been applied. Saving a scene now resets the Autobackup timer to prevent situations where 3ds Max might try to Autobackup directly after a save.
• Autobackup is not activated when you are performing an activity in 3ds Max like using the mouse to interact with the scene, viewport, or UI elements; editing values in UI widgets; working in modal dialogs; or when 3ds Max is processing simulations, generating previews, texture baking, and more.
• New Autobackup settings allow for more flexibility in how backups are organized.
• The default Autobackup timer interval has been increased from 10 to 15 minutes, while the default number of backup files is now up from 3 to 10.
• You can choose to prepend the current scene name to the backup file, which provides more clarity on which scene was backed up.
• Simultaneous 3ds Max sessions won’t overwrite each other’s backup files until the limit you set is reached for a given backup file location and name combination.

Faster Rendering Experience with Arnold

This release of 3ds Max includes the latest version of Arnold, helping you handle complex projects, customize your pipeline, and render high-quality 3D images with speed. New features include NVIDIA’s OptiX 7 Denoiser for consistent, high-grade denoising and powerful improvements to USD, interactive rendering, and the Triplanar shader. Learn more about the latest updates to Arnold.

Occlude Selection Improvements

Generate occluded vertex, edge, or poly component selections faster than before – even on polygonal dense models of millions of triangles. Selection accuracy has also greatly improved as it is no longer based on screen pixels. Now, an object’s screen distance will not influence the accuracy of which components are selected, and geometric gaps or holes will no longer allow for the selection of components that the human mind would consider hidden from view.

Additionally, when using an Orthographic display mode, Occlude Selected is now more accurate while using various marquee-style selections such as rectangle, circle, and freeform.

Unwrap UVW Keyboard Shortcuts

New and updated keyboard shortcuts have been assigned for various operations found in the Unwrap UVW modifier so you can remain productive when creating and manipulating UV data.

• Stitch (custom) (Shift + S)
• Unfold3d Peel (Ctrl + Q)
• Pack (custom) (Shift + A)
• Quick planar map (Shift + Q)
• TV element mode (4)
• Grid visible (G)
• TV Ring select (Alt + R)
• TV Loop select (Alt + L)
• Grow (Ctrl + PgUp)
• Shrink (Ctrl + PgDn)
• Relax (Shift + X)
• Align to Edge (Shift + E)
• Straighten Edges (Shift + F)
• Align Horizontal (Shift + H)
• Align Vertical (Shift + V)
• Show map (Shift + M)
• Edge selection to Pelt Seam add (Shift + P)
• Edge selection to Pelt Seam Replace (Ctrl + Shift + P)
• Flatten by Smoothing Group (Ctrl + Shift + S)
• Cylindrical Mapping (Shift + C)