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xCalc

by markulie·Workflow

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Why we like it

xCalc earns its place in the scriptspot library as a small, focused MAXScript utility: a simple calculator for 3ds Max with a history feature, rather than a large add-on.

What is xCalc?

xCalc is a simple calculator for Autodesk 3ds Max, created by markulie and written entirely in MAXScript. It provides basic calculation inside the application and includes a history feature. The project is hosted on the developer's GitHub repository, where the script file and README can be found.

Installation is done by drag and drop: the MaxScript file, markulie-xCalc-v0.3.ms, is dragged into a 3ds Max viewport to load the calculator. No additional dependencies are noted for the script version.

The available release is version 0.3, last updated on 28 October 2022, and this catalog lists xCalc as free. It is part of the scriptspot library of 3ds Max scripts. For the file, licensing terms and any later revisions, the developer's GitHub page is the place to check.

Who is xCalc best for?

xCalc is best for 3ds Max users who want a simple calculator with a history feature available inside the application.

How much does xCalc cost?

xCalc is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Simple calculator for Autodesk 3ds Max
  • History feature
  • Installs by dragging the script into a 3ds Max viewport
  • Written entirely in MAXScript
  • Listed as free in this catalog

Tags

#3ds Max#MAXScript#calculator#utility#history#scriptspot#workflow

Frequently asked questions

How do I install xCalc in 3ds Max?

xCalc installs through drag and drop: drag the MaxScript file, markulie-xCalc-v0.3.ms, into a 3ds Max viewport and the calculator loads. The tool is written entirely in MAXScript, and no additional dependencies are noted for the script version. The release provided by the developer is version 0.3, last updated on 28 October 2022. For the file itself and any setup notes, the developer's GitHub page is where the project and its README are hosted.

Does xCalc keep a history of previous calculations?

xCalc includes a history feature and works as a simple calculator for use inside 3ds Max. The exact behavior of that history is best confirmed on the developer's page, where the MaxScript file and README are maintained. The script is written entirely in MAXScript and loads into a 3ds Max viewport by drag and drop, as described by the developer. The release provided there is version 0.3, last updated on 28 October 2022.

Is xCalc free to use?

xCalc is listed as free in this catalog. It is distributed as a MaxScript file through the developer's GitHub repository, where the source is available and marked as MAXScript. For current licensing terms and any conditions attached to use or redistribution, refer to the developer's GitHub page, since that is where the project and its README are kept. The release offered there is version 0.3.

What version of xCalc is available and when was it updated?

xCalc is available at version 0.3, last updated on 28 October 2022. The release is provided as a MaxScript file, markulie-xCalc-v0.3.ms, on the developer's GitHub repository, and the project is written entirely in MAXScript. For the most recent files and any changes since that date, the developer's GitHub page is the reference point, as it hosts the project history and README.

Alternatives to xCalc

Also in Workflow for 3ds Max.

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