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You could make this a button easily as well.ģ) Add all your scene materials to a temp library with a single command. Otherwise, it displays the standard Save File As dialog to allow the user to save the current material library. If the current material library has been saved previously (has been named) this method saves the material library to the same file.

Keep in mind sometimes it needs a refresh by clicking off Browse From: "Material Library" and back again.Ģ) Use this command to save your library in the current state.

Start Max and now there is a save button.

Open SME.ini and change UseOldMtlBrowser=0 to UseOldMtlBrowser=1.

Go to " C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Autodesk\3dsMax\2016 - 64bit\ENU\plugcfg_ln".

There are three things we can try here to route around this.ġ) Use the old material/map browser. I do see what you mean using the modern map/material browser. How difficult can it possibly be to add a save option to the Material Editor? This is an absurd workflow for a piece of software that is supposed to be a 'standard' for 3d professionals. The only way to avoid such inevitable disaster is to close 3dsmax after each material is created, waiting for the "Do you want to save library" window and then re-open the program to proceed with the next material. Quite often, this is the scenario that has happens: Spend significant time creating multiple materials for a specific library, placing each material in the library as they are completed, but during this process, 3dsMax crashes(as it does multiple times each day), losing all the materials you just created and placed in the library. Why in the world is there no way to save a material library, except to close it and wait for the "Do you want to save library" window to come up? Why is there no save option available? Is this not just common sense? In our workflow, we create multiple materials that are grouped in separate libraries for specific ongoing projects.