A practical enhancement for the standard 3ds Max Layer Manager.
This script helps you keep large scenes organized by expanding the default layer tools and making it easier to manage complex layer structures.

If you work with heavy ArchViz files, imported CAD drawings, or multi-asset scenes, a better layer workflow quickly becomes essential.

This tool automatically creates flame, fire, or smoke-like shapes using procedurally generated splines.
It’s perfect for:

• fireplaces
• candles
• torches
• outdoor fire pits
• atmospheric elements for interior scenes

You get quick, customizable fire effects without relying on heavy simulations or particle systems.

A surprisingly powerful script that generates realistic carpets and rugs using parametric controls.
You can adjust:

• dimensions
• pile height
• density
• pattern
• color
• and more

Ideal for interior designers, ArchViz artists, and anyone who regularly builds styled interior sets.

If your scenes include stairs, balconies, fences, corridors, or classical architecture, this script will save you time.
Baluster Picker lets you quickly browse and insert baluster models directly into your scene.

It’s especially helpful in large architectural projects where railings and decorative elements are repeated dozens of times.

A fast and convenient generator for standard and IES-based spotlights.
Great for lighting:

• living rooms
• kitchens
• galleries
• product renders
• detail-oriented interior designs

This script helps you set up lighting structures quickly, then fine-tune them afterward with your preferred render engine.

A complementary lighting tool that focuses on fast creation of general lights.
Perfect when you need to:

• set up rough lighting for quick previews
• iterate multiple lighting moods
• prototype a scene before final materials and rendering

It’s simple, clean, and a good addition to your light setup toolbox.

If you love “clay renders” or ZBrush/Mudbox-style matcaps, this script is for you.
Clay Mode Advanced applies a configurable clay material to your entire scene or selection using a library of 30 included matcaps.

Use it to:

• evaluate shapes and proportions
• create modeling previews
• generate stylized clay renderings
• speed up shading-free visualization

Excellent for modeling, look-development, or creating clean previews for clients.

FlatZ is a small but very effective tool—especially when working with CAD files imported into 3ds Max.
It flattens the vertices of shape objects, fixing common problems like:

• uneven elevations
• misaligned shapes
• geometry that should be perfectly flat but isn’t

If you’ve ever imported a messy DWG and found that splines are not perfectly aligned, this script fixes the issue instantly.

A single click, and everything is flattened cleanly.

PolyCount scans your entire scene, finds every geometric object, and displays a list sorted by polygon count from highest to lowest.

The script allows you to see which assets are consuming the most resources, detect heavy or unoptimized models, and instantly select the problematic objects.

From there, you decide whether to reduce the mesh, convert to proxy, or replace the asset.

It’s simple but surprisingly effective for optimization—especially helpful when you inherit a messy file from someone else.