In nuce: The Senior Technical Artist at Red Storm Entertainment, John Martini, also known under his pseudonym Joker Martini, has released a new tool for 3ds Max: Slice and Dice. Slice and Dice works with 3ds Max 2018 and upwards and is priced at 10 US dollars. John Martini’s employer, Red Storm Entertainment, is a subsidiary of the video game company Ubisoft. From the 90s to the present day, Red Storm Entertainment is known for developing numerous spin-offs of the tactical shooter computer games centred around Tom Clancy.
Slice And Dice 1.0 – Overview
In toto: According to the description, the tool helps artists to slice up geometries – and restore them to their original state at any time if required. It goes on to say that the tool would significantly speed up the workflow and save Artists hours of manual work. In the almost eight-minute video above, Joker Martini demonstrates how to use his tools.
Click further: The Slice and Dice from 3ds Max is available at jokermartini.com . In the past, Digital Production has repeatedly reported on tools, scripts and other little helpers from the forge of John Martini. Below are some of the most interesting tools for 3ds Max that are worth a click.
- 9.06.2022: Dashed spline plugin available for 3ds Max! Another great plugin for 3ds Max from Joker Martini!
- 2.06.2022 : Honeycomp Plane plugin available for 3ds Max!
Not for people with trypophobia: With this plugin from Joker Martini you can generate honeycombs! - 19.05:2022: Here comes the “Cable Basher” for 3ds Max!
Do you hate social bashing? Then try the socially acceptable alternative now with Cable Bashing – and create cables along splines!
