[Download] Pixamoon – Bitmap Tracking Resizing v2.05.02 for 3ds Max

• File Name

• Image Width & Height

• File Size

• Full Path

• Gamma Settings

• Texture Name

• Status (Found on Network, Found Locally, or the dreaded “Not Found” 🚩)

Just click the column header, and boom—everything is perfectly organized. Finding that one rogue 10MB texture in a sea of 2K maps has never been easier.

🔗 Auto-Relink Missing Assets

The holy grail! If you open a scene and see a rainbow of missing textures, do not panic. Hit the Auto-Relink button. The script will automatically hunt for those missing files based on the stored paths and reconnect them. It is like having a bloodhound that only sniffs out pixels. 🐶

✏️ Change & Rename Paths

Sometimes you don’t just need to find a file; you need to point the entire scene to a completely new location. This feature is a life-saver for team environments. You get several clever ways to do this:

• Choose from History: Just pick a previously used path.

• Pick a New Path: Browse to the new master folder.

• Rename Paths Beginning: This is genius. Let’s say you need to change a drive letter from C:\ to Z:\ for a render farm. You just type those in, and it updates every single asset using that drive.

• Find and Replace: A classic, powerful text replacement for any part of the path string.

🔎 Select Objects by Bitmaps

Ever wondered, “Which object in this massive architectural scene is using this ugly, blurry texture?” Wonder no more. Just select the bitmap in the list, and use this command. The offending (or brilliant) object will be instantly selected in your viewport. It’s like a game of hide-and-seek where you always win. 😉

🎨 Select & Show Materials

This is a little different. Rather than selecting objects, this function grabs all the materials that are using your selected bitmaps and loads them directly into the Material Library browser. You can then examine them, tweak them, or drag them onto new objects without having to open the full Slate Material Editor and hunt around. Elegant and efficient.

📋 Copy & Collect Assets (Project Archiving)

This is mission-critical for anyone sending scenes to a farm or a colleague. The script offers incredibly powerful collection methods:

• Copy Local to Network: This will auto-copy files and replace paths for network rendering. Absolute gold. 🥇

• Copy to One Path: Flattens everything into a single folder and relinks it. Simple and clean.

• Copy with Path Structure: This creates a neat folder structure mirroring your scene, just like the built-in “Archive” function, but with way more control.

🚦 Visual Status Checks

The script gives you a visual traffic-light system: files can be shown in three custom colors representing OK (Network), Found (Local), or Not Found. You can instantly sort by the red ones to see all missing files and fix them in a flash.

🎞️ Advanced File Support (IFL, UDIM, PointCache)

This is where the “pro” in “pro tool” comes in. It doesn’t just handle a single .jpg. It fully supports:

• IFL Sequence Files: You can resize, convert, copy, and relink entire image sequences without breaking the animation.

• UDIM & UVTILE Tags: Perfectly manages Mari and Mudbox multi-tile textures. The script respects the <UDIM> and <UVTILE> tags, so your high-res creature texturing pipeline remains intact. 🦎

• XML PointCache Files: These get the copy, collect, and relink treatment too. No asset is left behind.

🖌️ Change Gamma & Color Space

No more guesswork on color management. You can change the gamma directly on selected JPEG, BMP, GIF, TGA, and TIFF files (in Max 2014+). Even cooler, you can directly change the color space in VRayHDRI, VRayBitmap, and Arnold Image nodes. This ensures your renders are perfectly linear and physically accurate every single time.

🏷️ Rename Files (5 Powerful Methods)

Naming conventions are a religion, and this script is your high priest. You can rename files in 5 different ways:

1. Copy with New Name on HDD Only: Creates a renamed copy but leaves the scene pointing to the original.

2. Copy & Rename in Scene: Creates a copy and updates the scene path. (Most common)

3. Rename on HDD Only: Just renames the physical file. (Risky, will break the scene!)

4. Rename on HDD and in Scene: Renames the file and fixes the scene path.

5. Rename in Scene Paths Only: Perfect if you already renamed files manually and just need to relink them.

🔄 Convert to Different Formats

The conversion studio is incredible. You can batch-process bitmaps to:

• Jpeg: For universal, lightweight diffusion maps.

• Tiff: For a lossless standard.

• 1-Bit Tiff: A specialized format ideal for sharp, black-and-white opacity maps. No more blurry cutouts! ✂️

• Tiled Tiff (TX) & Tiled EXR: Optimize your textures for rendering performance, especially with Arnold, by creating Mip-maps. Renders love tiled textures.