Found 6 file types for the .MAX file extension
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3D Studio Max scene file
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File extension MAX - 3D Studio Max scene file
What is .max file?
The MAX file extension is associated with 3D Studio Max, a modeling, animation and rendering package developed by Autodesk, Inc. 3D Studio Max is also known as 3ds Max.
The MAX file format is default format of 3D Studio Max that contains complete 3D data for rendering scene, such as models, wireframe, lightning settings etc.
The default software that works with max file format:
Company or developer:
Autodesk, Inc.
3D Studio Max (3ds Max) is widely-used 3D animation software for professionals. It contains modeling capabilities, flexible plug-in architecture, scripting language etc. It is mostly used by computer game developers. It is also used to create movie visual effects. 3D Studio Max is only for Microsoft Windows.
List of software associated to the .max file extension
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that can be done with the file: like open max file, edit max file, convert max file, view max file, play max file etc. (if exist software for corresponding action in File-Extensions.org's database).
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- Open max file
- Save max file
- Edit max file
- Create max file
- Export max file
Software that open max file - 3D Studio Max scene file
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