by Evgeniy Poyan·Workflow
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Earns its place in the ScriptSpot library by pulling several object statistics — materials, smoothing groups, and IDs — into one real-time readout that stays configured across sessions.
All Statistics is a script for 3ds Max that reports several pieces of scene information in real-time. It can display applied materials alongside active materials, applied smoothing groups, material IDs, and sub-object IDs, and it works across all objects and modifiers.
The script is controlled through the 3ds Max global search. Typing "All Statistics Toggle" turns the display on or off, while "All Statistics Settings" opens its options. Any adjustments you make are stored persistently and carry over between 3ds Max sessions, so the tool keeps your configuration after a restart.
Installation uses an MZP file, which you can drag and drop onto a 3ds Max viewport, or load through the Scripting menu with Run Script. It has been tested on 3ds Max 2025.3. Version 0.2 was released on 23 February 2026, and full license terms are provided in LICENSE.txt.
All Statistics is best for 3ds Max users who want to monitor material assignments, smoothing groups, and ID information in real-time while working.
All Statistics is completely free to download and use.
All Statistics has been tested on 3ds Max 2025.3, so it is confirmed to run on that release. Behaviour on other versions is not documented here, so check the developer's Gumroad page for any further compatibility details before installing. Because the script supports all objects and modifiers, the information it reports — applied and active materials, applied smoothing groups, material IDs, and sub-object IDs — applies across your scene rather than being limited to particular object types.
All Statistics installs from an MZP file. The simplest method is to drag and drop the MZP file onto one of your 3ds Max viewports. As an alternative, open the 3ds Max menu and choose Scripting, then Run Script, locate the MZP file, and click Open. Both routes load the script into 3ds Max. Once installed, your settings are stored persistently and carry over between 3ds Max sessions, so you don't need to reconfigure the tool each time you restart.
All Statistics is controlled through the 3ds Max global search. Type "All Statistics Toggle" to turn the display on or off, or type "All Statistics Settings" to adjust how it behaves. Any changes you make to the settings are persistent across 3ds Max sessions, so your preferred configuration stays in place after you close and reopen the program. The statistics themselves update in real-time as you work with objects and modifiers in your scene.
All Statistics is listed as free in this catalog. Full license terms are provided in LICENSE.txt, and the author notes the script is provided "as is" without warranty, with unauthorized distribution or modification prohibited. For current licensing along with any download or purchase options, check the developer's Gumroad page. Because pricing and distribution terms can change, that page is the best place to confirm how the script is offered before you download it.
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