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Posted Fri May 11, 2012
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3DS Max 2012 Product Update 6
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Autodesk has released a patch for 3DS Max 2012 that solves the following issues:
Animation
- A program error on file load with CAT has been fixed.
- Constrained points affected by CAT mode now behave properly.
- Biped twist bone location no longer changes when saving and
re-opening the file.
General
- A slowdown when using Save File Properties has been identified and
fixed.
- A program error after closing specific scenes has been fixed.
- Using Save To Previous from 3ds Max 2013 now correctly saves
and reads Unicode characters.
Licensing
- A program error after losing connection to the license
server has been fixed.
Nitrous
- In a DirectX FX Shader, writing to or reading from an
off-screen buffer now works correctly.
Slate
- When closing the Navigator, there were cases where it would
re-open automatically. This has been fixed.
Download it from Autodesk.
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Comments
by Borislav Petrov - May 11, 2012 5:53 pm
WARNING!
If you are using Thinkbox Deadline, DO NOT INSTALL Product Update 6!
It contains a code change that breaks Deadline support for 3ds Max 2012 (the same way 3ds Max 2013 does not work with Deadline).
Autodesk is preparing a Product Update 7 to address this issue, as well as a similar Product Update for 3ds Max 2013.
Please pass this info to any Max+Deadline users you might know.
by Anonymous - May 12, 2012 3:46 pm
they have to force people with bad strategies to buy their software just like adobe…
minor updates.. but huge price.
good times wehn you have a monopol….