by Chuggnut·Workflow
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A focused, single-purpose script, Cut-n-Paste earns its place in the scriptspot library as a compact transform-transfer utility. Note its Max 4.x scope before adding it to a modern pipeline.
Cut-n-Paste is a script from Chuggnut that adds an item to the 3ds Max Quadmenu. Its purpose is direct: copy a transform from one object and paste that transform onto another object. The tool is a single Quadmenu command focused on transferring one object's transform to another, so both the copy and the paste steps stay in one place.
Cut-n-Paste uses Chugg_globals, with the specifics documented in the included help text, which is worth reading before the first run. The script is written for Max 4.x, matching the compatibility listed for this entry, and the listed version is 2.3.5.
Cataloged in the scriptspot library and listed here as free, Cut-n-Paste covers a narrow, repeatable task rather than a broad toolset. For the referenced help file, installation steps and current licensing, check Chuggnut's own page at chuggnut.com.
Cut-n-Paste is best for 3ds Max 4.x users who want to copy one object's transform and paste it onto another from the Quadmenu.
Cut-n-Paste is completely free to download and use.
Cut-n-Paste is written for 3ds Max 4.x, and that is the version the tool targets. It relies on Chugg_globals, with the specifics laid out in the accompanying help text, so reading that file is worth doing before you run it. Because it targets Max 4.x, users on newer 3ds Max releases should not assume it runs unchanged; check Chuggnut's page for any guidance on later versions. The current listed release is version 2.3.5.
Cut-n-Paste installs as an item in the 3ds Max Quadmenu, so the copy-and-paste command is reached from there. In use, it copies a transform from one object and pastes that transform onto another object. The script uses Chugg_globals, and the included help text covers those details. For installation instructions and the help file itself, refer to the developer's page at chuggnut.com, since the exact setup steps come from Chuggnut.
Cut-n-Paste is listed here as free, and it comes from Chuggnut through the developer's own site. Licensing terms can change over time, so for the current status, any usage conditions and the download itself, check Chuggnut's page directly. The listing corresponds to version 2.3.5. Since the script references an included help text for its Chugg_globals dependency, grab that alongside the script so you have the notes the author intended you to read.
Cut-n-Paste is listed at version 2.3.5. It is written for 3ds Max 4.x and uses Chugg_globals, with details in the included help text. The function stays consistent with its purpose: copying a transform from one object and pasting it onto another via the Quadmenu. For any later builds, change history or the referenced help file, Chuggnut's site is the place to confirm what the current package includes.
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