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- You can create parametric arrays with Max Creation Graph. It's there for stuff like this...
- Compound objects combine the modifier stacks of two (or more) different objects into one, so they are per definition something different than a 'normal' modifier, which is always part of one stack. So, does that idea really make sense?
I recently created a parametric array modifier. it may partially fill the voids you're after. it's not free, but hopefully it's value exceeds it's cost.
Hi @Xerges, thanks for this proposal! I can see its getting some traction, so I'd like to jump in and see where opportunities may exist to turn this into reality. One of the techniques I like to use when starting this kind of thing is to clearly state the problem we're trying to solve and ask ourselves "why?" a few times before digging into the "how?". Sometimes we uncover a bigger problem or an easier way to implement a solution by going through this exercise.
Could you start this off by clarifying a problem statement? Would it be fair to say "Modifiers need to be more complex or more powerful than they are today to satisfy my content creation needs", or "Users need to author procedural content"?
Max have tons of useless modifiers and some very handy ones like The Array and Spacing tool are to be applied as tools ? The concept of tool is different anyway by what these two operate
Changing Tools, Clone, Align and Compound Objects to modifiers would be very useful to improve a none destructive workflow. I use as many Modifiers as possible because our project managers quite often change their minds about a model. So i usually create a base model and use Modifiers to create variations of that base model, which is easy to switch out changes by turning off the Modifiers.
Very needs the "shrinkwrap" modifier (very cool it is made in blender) In general, all modeling tools should have similar modifiers. I was very surprised when I didn't find such a simple but useful modifier as "connect".
