3DS MAX batch export file script MAXScript with interface

In order to maintain distributed loading during a development process, the corresponding monolithic model resources are required. To be able to export all objects in 3DS MAX to independent files, I tried to write MAXScript by myself.

The above picture shows all the objects in the scene. I hope that the object name is the name of the export file, and it is exported to the specified folder.The exported script code is as follows:

rollout exportDlg "batch export" width:450 height:230(button 'btnExport' "Export" pos:[184,185] width:128 height:35 align:#leftbutton 'btnCancel' "Cancel" pos:[315,185] width:128 height:35 align:#leftlabel 'lbl1' "Batch export plugin" pos:[16,16] width:192 height:24 align:#lefton btnExport pressed do(dialog = DotNetObject"System.Windows.Forms.FolderBrowserDialog"dialog.Description = "Please select an export location"OpenFileResult = dialog.ShowDialog()if OpenFileResult.Equals OpenFileResult.OK then (print dialog.SelectedPathmax select all; -- select allSel = Selection as array;for i=1 to Sel.count do(select Sel[i];objName=Sel[i].name; -- get the selected name and export it separatelyexportPath=dialog.SelectedPath+"\\"+objName;-- Let's start exporting files, using: parameter can enter exporterPlugin.classes in MAXScriptListener to view all supported formatsexportfile exportPath #noPrompt selectedOnly:true using:OpenCOLLADAExporter))print "All export task completed!"))createDialog exportDlg 450 230

This script is a script with interface operation, the usage is as follows:

Copy the above script, save it with the extension "script.ms", then go back to 3DS MAX, select Scripting→Run Script... in the menu, open the corresponding .ms file just saved and run it.

After the script runs, the interface is shown below:

Click the export button to select the corresponding export path to start the export operation.

Note: The exported format is written in the .DAE format file of the OpenCOLLADAExporter exporter. If you need to export other formats, you can enter in the MAXScriptListener window:

exporterPlugin.classes

Press Enter on the keypad to run, and the corresponding supported format will be output, as shown below

Finally, select a format you want to export. For example, FBXEXP exports FBX files, and then replace the parameters after using: in the code.

Example:

exportfile exportPath #noPrompt selectedOnly:true using:FBXEXP

If the exporter after using does not exist, it seems that it can be exported successfully. The export format is the format you selected for export last time.