SIGERSHADERS XS Material Presets Studio 3.0.0 (x64)

19.07.2021 - v3.0.0
- The minimum supported version of 3ds Max is now 2016.
- Added new edition PRO FStorm.
- Removed edition PRO Octane.
XSMP Libraries
- Around 900 redesigned materials in 29 categories for Corona and V-Ray: Parquet, Parquet Panels, Leather, Fabric, etc.
- Added new textures and some older fixed.
- Added new material presets library for FStormRender (STUDIO and PRO FStorm editions).
XSMP Plug-in
- Added Lab scenes for FStormRender.
- Fixed a crash that could occur during render material preview.
- Fixed a crash that could occur during import material preview image.
- Render preview and Manager core memory leak fixes.
- Bug fixes.
- Updated licensing libraries.



The Siger Studio's XSMP for 3ds Maxis a continuation of well-known plugins family: V-Ray Material Presets Pro (VMPP), Corona Material Presets Pro (CMPP) and Material Repository Pro (MRP). But at the same time it's a completely new software created from scratch.

The idea of the software dates back to 2006 - the first free material manager written with MaxScript (had only a few free material libraries). The history of the commercial plugin began in 2009 (C# and MaxScript). Nowadays - written in C# / C++ and has thousands of material presets, fast and convenient material manager, material lab for testing your materials.

XSMPmax comes in several editions: Repo, Professional and Studio.

Sigershaders user material saving and render preview 3ds max

Sigershaders user material saving and render preview in 3ds max focuses on how you can successfully save your own materials in the sigershaders user lib so you can use them whenever you want and have an augmented workflow due to that.
SIGER STUDIOis a European company, privately owned and funded - was founded in 2008 by leading industry veteran, in the Germany (Steinmauern). SIGER STUDIO creates and develops products that help CG artists by speeding up their workflow and increasing their quality of output and offers high quality computer graphics products and software for 3D visualizations, animations, game development and more. Our goal at SIGER STUDIO is to provide good resource for designers and artists.

Product:SIGERSHADERS XS Material Presets Studio
Version:3.0.0
Supported Architectures:x64
Website Home Page :
Languages Supported:english
System Requirements:PC *
Size:18.5 Gb

Requirements

This page provides information on what hardware and operating systems are required for XS Material Presets to work properly.
Please make sure that your system fulfills the requirements listed below before installing XSMP.

The requirements listed here are for the latest version of XSMP for 3ds Max.

Memory8GB RAM (16GB and up RAM recommended).

Hard Disk
Main plugins:15 MB of available hard-disk space.
Scenes for V-Ray:1.2 GB of available hard-disk space (REPO, PRO V-Ray, STUDIO editions).
Scenes for Corona:1.2 GB of available hard-disk space (REPO, PRO Corona, STUDIO editions).
Scenes for FStorm:1.2 GB of available hard-disk space (REPO, PRO FStorm, STUDIO editions).
Material Presets Library for V-Ray:650 MB of available hard-disk space (PRO V-Ray, STUDIO editions).
Material Presets Library for Corona:650 MB of available hard-disk space (PRO Corona, STUDIO editions).
Material Presets Library for FStorm:650 MB of available hard-disk space (PRO FStorm, STUDIO editions).
Texture maps:15.5 GB of available hard-disk space (PRO, STUDIO editions).

Additional free space required during installation.

Operating systems (64 bit):Microsoft Windows 10
Autodesk 3ds Max2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 *
Microsoft .NET Framework.NET Framework 4.8

* - XS Material Presets for 3ds Max typically support compatibility with the current and past three versions of host application - XSMPmax supports 3ds Max 2022, as well as the previous 3ds Max versions 2021, 2020 and 2019.
XSMPmax will also install and run under 3ds Max 2016 - 2018 and should work as expected; however, support for these versions
is unofficial as we cannot test XS Material Presets under versions prior to 3ds Max 2019, due to Autodesk licensing restrictions.