chriscunningham

You're welcome. Only thing is with this script, you have to use exact fps comps, for example, you can't use 23.976, you have to use 24. You can't use 29.97 you have to use 30... otherwise lights, etc. will be slightly off in the AE comps.

Not limited to architectural renders... it can help enhance those renders, if you composite in After Effects. Max2AE is a rather expensive plugin, given it's only function is to import and export stuff between 3ds max and After Effects... with this script, you can do it for free. AfterFX Data Exporter: http://www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scripts/afterfx-data-exporter Aaron Dabelow's Debris Maker 2 script: http://www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scripts/debrismaker2-procedural-geometry-creation-tool

Thanks. The elements were rendered in 3D, however, the glows, lens flares, etc. were done in AE.

I have a YouTube channel, which you can see here: https://www.youtube.com/user/CJCA915 I've been creating 3D/CG stuff since I'd say my freshman year in high school, so about 2004-2005. I've come a long way since then, but there's always room for improvement. Any questions, etc. feel free to shoot them my way.