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BoneSizer

by Chuggnut·Workflow

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Why we like it

BoneSizer earns its listing for doing one job plainly: resizing the width, height, and taper of many bones at once from the 3ds Max quad menu. Worth noting it's built for 3ds Max 4.x, so version compatibility is the main thing to check first.

What is BoneSizer?

BoneSizer is a script for 3ds Max from Chuggnut that adds an option to the program's quad menu for resizing bone objects. Through that entry it adjusts the width, height, and taper of bones.

The distinguishing point is scope. Rather than editing bones one at a time, BoneSizer works on many bone objects in a single operation, so the width, height, and taper changes apply across a group of bones from one command instead of separate edits per bone.

The script targets 3ds Max 4.x and is offered here as version 2.3.5. It's listed here as free, and it's catalogued on ScriptSpot. For the download and any current details, see Chuggnut's developer page at chuggnut.com, the official home for the tool.

Who is BoneSizer best for?

BoneSizer is best for 3ds Max 4.x users who want to resize the width, height, and taper of multiple bone objects in one operation instead of adjusting each bone individually.

How much does BoneSizer cost?

BoneSizer is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Quad menu option added in 3ds Max for resizing bones
  • Adjusts the width, height, and taper of bone objects
  • Resizes many bone objects in a single operation
  • Built for 3ds Max 4.x
  • Version 2.3.5
  • Listed as free

Tags

#3ds Max#bones#rigging#quad menu#Chuggnut#bone resizing#script

Frequently asked questions

Does BoneSizer work with newer versions of 3ds Max?

BoneSizer is built for 3ds Max 4.x only, so it's aimed at that release rather than current versions of the program. If you're running a newer 3ds Max, treat that compatibility note as the key detail before trying it, since the script is tied to the 4.x generation. For confirmation of any wider support or updated builds, Chuggnut's developer page at chuggnut.com is the place to check, as it's the official source for the script.

How do I access BoneSizer inside 3ds Max?

BoneSizer appears as an option in the 3ds Max quad menu, which is where you reach the resize function once the script is loaded. From that menu entry it works on the width, height, and taper of bone objects. A full install procedure isn't spelled out here, so for setup steps and the download itself, refer to Chuggnut's developer page at chuggnut.com. That keeps you aligned with the official instructions rather than guessing at the process.

What version of BoneSizer is available and where do I get it?

BoneSizer is offered here as version 2.3.5, which is the build referenced in this catalog. The script comes from Chuggnut, and the official home for it is the developer's page at chuggnut.com. If you want to confirm you're getting the latest release or read any accompanying notes, that page is the reliable place to look. Because the script targets 3ds Max 4.x, pairing the correct version with that release matters when you set it up.

Is BoneSizer free to use?

BoneSizer is listed as free here, so there's no charge noted for trying it. Licensing terms can change over time, though, and the most current details live with the developer. For up-to-date licensing and the actual download, check Chuggnut's developer page at chuggnut.com, which is the official reference for the script. Confirming there means you're working from accurate, current terms rather than an older summary.

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