by Chuggnut·Workflow
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Object renamer keeps its scope narrow, renaming objects in 3ds Max, and the developer's description matches that simplicity. If that's all you need, it's a small script worth grabbing from Chuggnut's page.
Object renamer is a renaming script for 3ds Max from developer Chuggnut. The developer describes it simply as a classic object renamer, and that name captures its scope: handling the renaming of objects in a 3ds Max scene.
The script appears in the scriptspot library and is listed here at version 2.3.5. This catalog lists it as free, though you should check Chuggnut's developer page for downloads and current licensing terms. The developer link points to chuggnut.com, the original home of the release.
If you need to rename objects in 3ds Max, that's the task this script addresses. The description stays brief, so the developer's page is the best place to look for any additional usage notes. For anything beyond version 2.3.5, the Chuggnut site is where new releases would appear.
Object renamer is best for 3ds Max users who need a straightforward way to rename objects in a scene.
Object renamer is completely free to download and use.
Object renamer is listed here at version 2.3.5, the release recorded in this catalog for the 3ds Max script from Chuggnut. Because the developer's own description is brief, the most reliable place to confirm the current version, along with any changes between releases, is Chuggnut's page at chuggnut.com. If you're matching the script to a specific 3ds Max setup, it's worth checking there before you download.
Object renamer comes from developer Chuggnut, whose page is at chuggnut.com. The script is also cataloged in the scriptspot library, which is where this listing originates. For the download itself, plus any licensing details and usage notes the developer publishes, head to the Chuggnut site. This catalog points you to the developer as the source of record for the file and any updates to it.
Object renamer is listed as free in this catalog. That said, licensing terms can change, and the developer's own page is the authoritative source for how the script may be used. Before relying on it in a project, it's worth confirming the current terms directly on Chuggnut's site at chuggnut.com. The listing here reflects a free entry, but the developer sets and updates the actual conditions of use.
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