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Smart Extrude Enhancements - Smart Extrude now features two new operations when performed with a Shift+Drag extrusion on an Editable Poly or Edit Poly modifier.
Slice Modifier Enhancements - The Slice modifier has been updated with a number of new features to aid modeling tasks.
Symmetry Modifier Enhancements - The Symmetry modifier has been improved to make modeling faster and easier.
- Relax Modifier Enhancement - The Preserve Volume option smooths fine detail and noise on your model while retaining its shape and definition.
Extrude Modifier Enhancements - The Extrude Modifier has been improved to achieve better results quickly and interactively.
Bake to Texture - Bake to Texure now includes a selection of pre-configured maps to streamline frequent baking operations.
Viewport Improvements - The viewport now features more control over ambient occlusion and floating viewport windows.
Arnold Renderer - MAXtoA - This version of 3ds Max includes MAXtoA 4.3.0.78 based on Arnold 6.2.0.0.
Rendering Improvements - 3ds Max 2022 includes a number of improvements to make rendering easier and faster.
Security Improvements - 3ds Max 2022 includes a number of security improvements to protect your 3ds Max scenes and files.
Edit Poly Modifier Enhancement - The Edit Poly modifier now includes Smart Extrude functionality, which was previously only available in the Editable Poly object class.
Autosmooth Function Improvement - Autosmooth has been significantly improved, providing performance gains whether smoothing a thousand faces or a million.
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