从命令行启动3ds max（带命令行选项）并加载执行MAXScript_从命令行运行maxscript

Command-Line Switches

You can use the following switches after 3dsmax on the command line.

Use a space to separate the 3ds Max executable name from the command-line switch.

Examples:

3dsmax −l

3dsmax −i otherfile

3dsmax anyscene

3dsmax −c MaxCustom

Using the -v Option

You use the -v option to load a different display driver at startup. This option overrides the setting in 3dsmax.ini.

Follow the -v with one of these choices for the driver you want to use:

o: Loads the OpenGL driver.

d: Loads the Direct3D driver.

n: Loads a null driver.

For example, if you ordinarily run Nitrous using Direct3D 11 (the default display mode) and want to switch to Direct3D 9 for a session, you would type: 3dsmax −vx9

Using the -z Option

If you call product support, the representative might ask you to run this option to determine the exact version of your software. This option only writes to a file; it does not start 3ds Max.

Follow the -z with a file name:

3dsmax −z id.txt

The file (in this example, id.txt) is written to the 3ds Max root directory.

Running Scripts from the Command Line

3ds Max allows you to enter MAXScript commands directly on the command line. When you launch 3ds Max from a DOS command line, you can have it run a specified launch script. This can be useful for tasks such as unattended batch rendering.

This capability uses the existing -U command line switch that names a utility to be run when 3ds Max is started. The -U switch allows an optional extra argument which, for MAXScript, is taken to be the name of the launch script to run. The case (capitalization) of MAXScript must be as shown in the following example (entered after you CD to 3ds Max directory):

3dsmax -U MAXScript rendercams.ms

This example command line would launch the 3ds Max executable , start MAXScript, and then have it run the launch scriptrendercams.ms.

The following example launch script loads two scenes, renders frames from each of the cameras in them, and then quits3ds Max:

loadMaxFile "foo.max"
for c in cameras do render camera:c outputfile:("foo_"+c.name+".bmp")
loadMaxFile "baz.max"
for c in cameras do render camera:c outputfile:("baz_"+c.name+".bmp")
quitMax #noPrompt

This example makes use of the quitMax() method to exit 3ds Max when the script is finished. Launch scripts need not be batch scripts as in this example, but may be used to condition 3ds Max for interactive use, for example by loading a scene file and setting some user-interface options.

The normal startup scripts, startup.ms and those in the \scripts\startup directory, are run before the launch script. It is also possible to install scripts into individual scene files that run automatically when that scene is open or closed or at certain other events.

3dsmax.exe -silent -mxs "for c in cameras do render c outputFile:(c.name + ".bmp") vfb:off " file.max

3dsmax.exe -q -mi -U MAXScript \\server1\folder\myScript.ms \\server2\folder\file.max

3dsmax.exe -q -silent -mip -mxs  "for c in cameras do render c outputFile:(c.name + ".bmp") vfb:on; quitMAX() #nopromptfile.max" file.max