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– SculptGenMax —

SculptGenMax is now part of Prim Composer

SculptGenMax will no longer be released as a standalone product. It is now a part of Prim Composer.

Read the announcement!

Description

SculptGenMax is a lightweight script that allows users to create sculptie prims in 3ds Max and export them to Second Life.

Current Version

SculptGenMax is now part of Prim Composer

Prim Composer 1.0 Beta 2 — released 2008-07-04 (see announcement)

Features

• Roundtrip workflow from 3ds Max to Second Life and back
• Load sculptmaps from disk to import sculpties into 3ds Max
• Create sculpties in 3ds Max and export them to Second Life
• All sculptmap topologies supported: sphere, torus, plane, and cylinder
• Editable Poly, Editable Mesh, and NURBS supported
• Preserves UV Mapping — Baked textures work seamlessly
• Tiny Sculpties!

License

• SculptGenMax is licensed under GPL3
• Copyright 2007 Shack Dougall
• GPL FAQ
• Quick Guide to GPL3

Support

SculptGenMax is supported.

• Please read the Installation Instructions and FAQ first.
• If you are having problems using it or you have a suggestion for a new feature, please post in the SculptGenMax support forum. Please submit images and files to illustrate your problem via the SculptGenMax User Submission Form.
• If you’d like to say thanks or link to related material, please post a comment here using the submission form below.
• And finally, if you’d like to be notified when new versions or tutorials are available, you may enter your e-mail address below. Your privacy will be protected and no spam.
• If you have problems with the website itself. You can either post a message in liferain.com’s Website Problems forum or contact me directly using the downloads contact form.
• bloggers — trackbacks are welcomed!

Acknowledgements

This is solely my work, but I’d like to thank the many people who have made my life more productive through open source. This is my small part of that. –Shack