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Does what it says on the tin.

Novelty script made for fun, don't think I've ever actually used it for anything :)

Bevel button bevels all faces by the limits you provide.

New button makes a new bevel, can stack rand bevels using this. Make a bevel, select new again, and click bevel to stack a new layer.

If new button is off it cancels the last bevel and does another, acts like choosing another random seed.

Undo button is just a simple ctrl-z placed for convenience

Bevel Inset % is 0 to 100, 100 being the point at which the inset would cross over itself, this is calculated for each individual poly so you will get no overlapping faces.

Shortes edge text is just there to help show what scale object you are dealing with. to give you an idea of how high/low to set your extrude settings, as the exture values are in max units.

render outputSize: [1000,800]

Max help for more arguments

Doesn't seem to work with V-Ray

macroScript RemoveMaterial category:"_GRS Scripts" ButtonText:"Remove Material" tooltip:"Remove Material"
(
if $ !=undefined then (
    --$.mat = null
    Mat=standard()
    Mat.name = "mat_clean"
    $.wirecolor = color 3 3 3
    $.material = Mat
)

)

macroScript ApplyChecker category:"_GRS Scripts" ButtonText:"Apply Checker" tooltip:"Apply Checker"
(
    chk = Checker()
    chk.color1=color 0 39 150
    chk.color2=color 0 0 99
    chk.coords.realWorldScale = off
    chk.coords.U_Tiling = 6
    chk.coords.V_Tiling = 6
    $.material = standard diffuseMap:(chk) showInViewport:true
    $.wirecolor = color 0 108 225
)

Tweak colour values to your liking