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Transfer objects between 3ds Max projects fast using Copitor
In this 3ds Max tutorial, you’ll learn how to copy objects between scenes instantly using a powerful script called Copitor. No more wasting time with export/import workflows—Copitor lets you store up to six sets of assets and paste them between scenes in one click. Perfect for copying furniture, props, trees, or any element across your projects. Setup is easy, and the speed boost is incredible for any architectural or design workflow.
✨ Key Benefits
• Instantly copy objects from one scene to another without exporting
• Store up to 6 asset sets in memory with visual thumbnails
• Keep your materials organized with smart merge settings
• Easily manage object versions and paths for better workflow control
• Save hours when working with multi-scene archviz or design projects
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⏱️ Video Chapters:
00:00 Where to Get Copitor
00:14 Installing the Copitor Script
00:37 Copying Objects Between Scenes
01:15 Useful Copitor Options
01:54 Managing the Autoback Folder
02:21 Custom Save Paths
02:38 Outro
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