[Oleksandr Kramer]

Just press the button Edit to open original studio file

[Oleksandr Kramer]

PS. I tried to answer to your other email, but all emails, that i tried to send from a few different emails, are returned back. Check your email-server settings

[Oleksandr Kramer]

It so complicated. This might be a checkbox with a long description ))
Jus sort files by name and use a desired type of file.

[Oleksandr Kramer]

https://3d-kstudio.com/forum/kstudio-plugins-support/remove-large-banner/#post-27119

[Oleksandr Kramer]

Optins “Merge As Proxy” and “Use Existing Proxy”. “Use Existing Proxy” allows to reuse existing proxy, instead creating new.
Turn off the “Merge As Proxy” to merge model without converting to proxy.

[Oleksandr Kramer]

Just edit the studio, shipped with the plugin.
Save a new studio using different filename and use it.
Some additional tips you can find by pressing the question(“?”) button

[Oleksandr Kramer]

“Merge As Proxy” Option is presented maybe from first pre-release version

This article also might be useful
https://3d-kstudio.com/tutorials/working-with-models-project-manager/#merge-as-proxy

[Oleksandr Kramer]

All works exactly as you want – subfolders created automatically and have name related to a material library name.
See on your screenshots carefully.

[Oleksandr Kramer]

Textures for materials are stored in the directory <material name>/Maps.
Currently, an option to specify a directory for storing maps is not present.

[Oleksandr Kramer]

Hi,

Thank you for sharing the details of the issue. Based on your description, it seems likely that the behavior you’re experiencing might be due to using an unofficial or cracked version of the Project Manager plugin. Cracked versions often compromise the stability and functionality of the software, leading to unexpected bugs and errors like the one you’ve described.

Additionally, using such versions can pose security risks. I highly recommend reading more about this here:
Why You Should Avoid Using Cracked Plugins – https://3d-kstudio.com/kstudio-blog/project-manager-license-crack/

To ensure stable and proper functionality, please download and install the official version of the Project Manager plugin from our website:
Download the Demo or Purchase the Full Version – https://3d-kstudio.com/product/project-manager/

Using the official version guarantees compatibility with supported 3ds Max versions and renderers, and you’ll also have access to our customer support for troubleshooting.

Please avoid using unauthorized versions to prevent such issues in the future!

[Oleksandr Kramer]

I will check for this. In some cases, it might be possible without saving current scene

[Oleksandr Kramer]

Yes, you can.
Just create a custom template.

https://youtu.be/dPeuQ6-joYs

PS. Please update to version 3.36.42 – it fixes an issue with creating custom material templates

[Oleksandr Kramer]

Hi
You should save a file before relinking

 

 

[Oleksandr Kramer]

Just use the latest version.

Version 3.23.08 is too old and does not support 3ds Max 2025

[Oleksandr Kramer]

Project Manager currently allows for creating materials using PBR textures manually, one by one, which also simplifies and speeds up the workflow. However, automatic batch creation of materials is not yet supported.

That said, I’ve recently started developing a new standalone script specifically for batch material creation. It will be a separate script but accessible from within Project Manager as well.

As for your second question, there isn’t a solution yet. However, it may be possible to develop something for this too – for example, adding an API to the first script that can assign new materials to models based on specific rules.