
A fun modifier plug-in useful for
generating random detail for spaceship models, cityscapes, Death Stars...
See
Jon Bell's "3ds
max Killer Tips" book for detailed information!
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NEW!
If you use Greeble, please consider a donation to support
Pineview
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center! They help
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Thanks!
-Tom

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Click on the buttons above to download
Greeble for your version of 3ds max!
Click HERE
for a Greeble helpfile
(After downloading, right-click on file, select
"Properties",
then click on "Unblock" button)
Got a cool image that you created using
Greeble?
and I'll add a
gallery section!
Or go visit GREEBLELICIOUS.COM
and upload it to their gallery!

Need an electronic display for that spaceship
cockpit
or digital clock? Have we got the plug-in for you!
Click on the image below to download the beta
version of the plug-in for use with Max 7/8, 9/2008 and 2009. This is a
"zip" file and requires a decompression utility to extract the
contents. Please read the enclosed "readme" file before
installing!
IMPORTANT NOTE: This is beta
software! Use at your own risk. Save your work often to
prevent loss of work caused by possible crashes.

(Contains builds for Max
7/8, 9/2008, 2009 and 2010)
Here is a sample movie of some of the things
the Displays plugin can do! (Requires DivX
CODEC)
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This demo shows
several features of DISPLAYS. Numeric output linked to the
frame number, random decimal, hexadecimal, binary, 7- and
16-segment LED-type and Nixie displays, scrolling messages, values
linked via parameter wiring. A supplied utility allows
creating an infinite variety of custom displays! |
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