Support FAQ :

All plug-ins that are compatible with 3ds Max are also compatible with 3ds Max Design.

Please see Autodesk's 3ds Max Design web page for details and the latest news: http://www.autodesk.com/3dsmaxdesign.

If you plan to use the plug-in on 3ds Max Design, we recommend that you first try the demo version to confirm that it matches your expectations.

*Note about setup and installation
When choosing the plug-in installation directory, please select the 3ds Max Design directory.
Example: "C:\Program Files\Autodesk\3ds Max 2009".

Applicability: Version 1.4 and up.

Pitch adjustment numerical values are specified in semitone units and specified up to the second decimal. Therefore, pitches can be adjusted in 1 cent increments.

With version 1.6, it is no longer necessary to re-authorize the software after removing or adding a wireless card. If you are using an older version of the software, please obtain the latest version from the User Page.

It is possible to save the results as audio tracks on a CD, but since CHRONOStream2 saves its results as WAV files, another application must be used to convert and write these files to CD.

The license grants the right to use the software on only one computer at a time.
If you wish to use the software on another computer, please uninstall it from the current computer first.
Alternatively, please consider buying one more license.

CHRONOStream2 does not handle processing in real time.

Liquid+ simulates "Bleed" etc. one frame at a time, which can cause flickering.

This phenomenon is especially common when using the following settings:

• "Bleed Border" and "Dry" are being used.
• When using large "Brush Size" values.
• When random values are being used for "Bleed" in the "Paint" rollout etc.

Flickering can be reduced by adjusting the following settings:

• The "Fade" settings in the "Brush" rollout.
• The "Bleed" setting in the "Paint" rollout.

CHRONOStream2 can accelerate speed by up to 4 times or slow it down to 1/4th of the original speed.

This can be done in the following way:

Set Stretch(%) = 100 * 100 / Pitch(%).

For example, if the pitch is 200%, set the stretch to 50%. If the pitch is 125%, set the stretch to 80%.
By doing so, you will reproduce the effect of changing the spinning speed of a record.

To specify pitch settings in percentage, use [Pitch by Percent] from the right click menu.
To specify stretch settings in percentage, go to [MASTER CONTROL] / [STRETCH] and input numerical values.

When you install the application on a different computer (or different operating environment), a different machine code is displayed when you try to authorize the product. In that case, it is necessary to use this new machine code to obtain a new license code. Perform the authorization procedure once again using this new license code.

However, note that you are only allowed to use one copy of the software on a single computer at a time. If you wish to use the software on a different computer, first uninstall it from the previous machine before installing it on the new one.

When you install the application on another machine (or a different system environment), a different machine code is displayed when you try to register the product. In that case, you need to obtain a new license key using the new machine code. You must then redo the authorization procedure using this new license key.

However, please keep in mind that you are only allowed to use one licensed copy of the product on a single machine at a time. If you wish to use the product on a different machine, we ask that you please uninstall the product from the previous machine.

Unfortunately, it is not.

Unfortunately, that is not possible with the current version.

Strokes cannot be handled in a 3D space because we draw them using screen coordinates.

The machine code is displayed in the Renderer rollout of the "Render Scene" dialog box from the "Rendering" menu. Product information is also displayed in the Material rollout, but it does not contain the machine code.

Unfortunately, there are none. Please refer to the sample files installed with the plug-in and in which default settings for the material editor are saved.

VOID Modular System has been coded in C++.

Yes, at its core it is a monophonic synthesizer.

The SHX Analog Synth module does have a polyphonic mode.

Unfortunately, it does not. We are considering their introduction in a future update to the software.