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Kitbash Blender is a tool inspired by Polystein Kit for MODO and MeshBlend for Maya. I’ve taken on the task of developing a similar tool with my own twist, for the beloved 3ds Max software.

Below is a video demonstrating a quick sample of whats to come. The video doesn’t show the latest a great features, however it does show a glimpse into the power of Kitbash Blender. I’m currently looking for beta testers. Leave a comment or email us using the contact page if you would like to join the beta team.

Thank you.

New script for 3ds Max allows users to quickly create 2D trackers from 3ds Max to Nuke. Check it out here: https://jokermartini.com/product/nuke-ptracker/

Here at JokerMartini we have been hard at work creating some exciting new plugins. We have recently released a new plugin called Image Plane which makes it easier for used to create and assign image planes to cameras. Check it out here: https://jokermartini.com/product/image-plane/

Next we developed a modifier plugin called Sizer which allows users to specifically set the size of a object, or part of an object. Check it out here: https://jokermartini.com/product/sizer/

The latest version of Welder now supports user controls for creating Concave and Convex welds. Check it out Welder 2.2.1

Today marks the official release of Vexus 2.0 with over 20 brand new features. Some of our top features include

• Submit directly to Deadline from Vexus
• Saving and load commonly used settings for graph nodes
• Saving and loading render presets
• Create your own custom graph node and controls
• Universal render engine support for all Max compatible renderers
• Shot submission manager

You can check out the complete list here.

Check out one of our latest tools Point Pick Baker which is ideal for anyone using 3ds Max: http://jokermartini.com/product/pick-point-baker/

Check out Zippy Painter today http://jokermartini.com/product/zippy-painter/. This tool allows artist to paint objects in 3d space which then are dynamically simulated.

The latest release of Vexus is now available. Free demo is also available for download.

Boomer Labs and JokerMartini have released their scene management plugin for 3DS Max. Vexus is a standalone node-based editor for constructing, managing and manipulating scenes. It allows users to work with massive scenes for any kind of project, both small and large. Vexus removes repetitive scene setup work with its dynamic tokening system and flexible framework. Artists can save, reuse and share setups. The plugin is priced at $250 and supports 3DS Max 2015-2017. A demo version is available for free. More on Boomer Labs’ website.

There is a new video Tutorial series released here on JokerMartini. We will be releasing videos showcasing tricks and workflows used in production. The scenes and tools created in the videos will be available for download as well. To start off the series we’ve posted four videos. You can find them in the Shop.

Maxscript Tutorial

TIPS: 3ds Max – Maxscripting Overview 101

Modeling Tutorial

TIPS: 3ds Max – Modeling Techniques 001

TIPS: 3ds Max – Modeling Techniques 002

Simulating Tutorial

TIPS: 3ds Max – Simulating Techniques 003