by dangtiendung·Workflow
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Divide Clone earns its place in the ScriptSpot library for a narrow, specific job: placing clones between two objects across a broad set of element types, from geometry to groups.
Divide Clone is a script for 3ds Max that quickly creates clones between two objects. The cloned object can be one of the two objects, or it can be a separate object that you pick. That pick option means the source is not limited to the two reference objects; another object can be chosen instead.
It works across a range of scene elements rather than geometry alone. Lights, shapes, cameras, geometry, and even groups all fall within its supported types.
Developed by dangtiendung and listed on ScriptSpot, Divide Clone is at version 1.00 and was last updated on 5 May 2024. It is compatible with 3ds Max 2016 and later. The developer's page at d95design.com carries the download links and current product details.
Divide Clone is best for 3ds Max users who need to clone objects, including lights, shapes, cameras, geometry, and groups, positioned between two objects.
Divide Clone is completely free to download and use.
Divide Clone is compatible with 3ds Max 2016 and later, so it runs on that release and newer versions of the software. The listing puts it at version 1.00, last updated on 5 May 2024. If you are on a version older than 2016, it falls outside the stated compatibility range. For the most current confirmation of supported releases, the developer's page at d95design.com is the place to check before installing.
Divide Clone supports a range of 3ds Max scene elements. It handles lights, shapes, cameras, geometry, and even groups, so cloning is not limited to renderable meshes alone. When you run it, the cloned object can be one of the two objects you are working between, or it can be a separate object that you pick. That gives you a choice over which element in the scene gets duplicated.
Divide Clone is listed as free in this catalog. It comes from developer dangtiendung and appears in the ScriptSpot library. Because licensing and pricing can change over time, treat the listing here as a starting point and confirm the current terms on the developer's page at d95design.com before you download or use it. That page also carries the download links and any additional product details.
Divide Clone is at version 1.00 according to its listing, and it was last updated on 5 May 2024. That update date is the most recent change recorded for the script. For 3ds Max, it targets version 2016 and later. If you want to verify you are getting the latest build or check for newer releases, the developer's page at d95design.com holds the current version information and download.
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