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COPYPRO

by alexnguyen·Workflow

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Why we like it

Earns its place in the ScriptSpot library by tackling a specific pain point — moving objects between files without relinking every asset path — across three major renderers.

What is COPYPRO?

COPYPRO is a Maxscript that moves objects between 3ds Max files without needing to relink paths. It works with the V-Ray, Corona, and FStorm renderers, and has been tested on 3ds Max 2022, 2023, and 2024.

The script copies IES files, proxies, textures, RailClone objects, and Forest Pack trees, and can display the temporary folder size. The workflow is straightforward: open the library file, copy the object, then paste it into the target file. The developer suggests copying fewer objects at a time for better results, and copying library files into the temporary folder.

When a project is finished, save all assets externally and delete the temporary files. The script cannot copy textures with very long file names, and if it doesn't work on the first click, clicking two or three times may help. Version 1 was last updated in October 2023.

Who is COPYPRO best for?

COPYPRO is best for 3ds Max artists who need to move objects, proxies, and textures between files across V-Ray, Corona, or FStorm scenes without relinking asset paths.

How much does COPYPRO cost?

COPYPRO is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Copies objects between 3ds Max files without relinking asset paths
  • Works with the V-Ray, Corona, and FStorm renderers
  • Copies IES files, proxies, and textures
  • Copies RailClone objects and Forest Pack trees
  • Displays the temporary folder size
  • Tested on 3ds Max 2022, 2023, and 2024

Tags

#3ds Max#Maxscript#V-Ray#Corona#FStorm#asset management#RailClone#Forest Pack

Frequently asked questions

Does COPYPRO work with 3ds Max 2022, 2023, and 2024?

COPYPRO has been tested on 3ds Max 2022, 2023, and 2024, so those versions are the confirmed targets. It also works alongside the V-Ray, Corona, and FStorm renderers, copying their proxies and related assets between files. If you run a different 3ds Max version, check the developer's Gumroad page for the latest compatibility details before relying on the script in a production project.

Which renderers does COPYPRO support?

COPYPRO supports the V-Ray, Corona, and FStorm renderers. When copying objects between files, it handles proxies along with IES files, textures, RailClone objects, and Forest Pack trees. It can also display the temporary folder size so you can see what has accumulated there. Because it copies assets directly between files, there is no need to relink paths in the destination scene after pasting.

How do I use COPYPRO to copy objects between files?

COPYPRO works by opening the library file, copying the object, then pasting it into the file you want. The developer recommends copying fewer objects at a time for better results, and copying library files into the temporary folder. When a project is done, save all assets externally and then delete the temporary files. Note that textures with very long file names can't be copied, and if nothing happens on the first click, clicking two or three times may help.

Is COPYPRO free to use?

COPYPRO is listed as free here in the catalog. The developer notes that if you find the script useful, you can buy them a coffee, and the official download lives on the developer's Gumroad page. For current licensing and any support terms, check that page directly, since terms set by the developer can change over time and this listing reflects its free status at the time of writing.

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