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MCG FFS (floor generator)

An MCG by Vusta for creating creating floor and wall tiling patterns using several built in styles. In addition it can use any arbitrary mesh or use a closed spline to create the tile geometry. Max 2016 SP3 + Extension 1/2 or Max 2017 are required. More on ScriptSpot.

| Posted Mon Jul 11, 2016

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