Moritz Manual

Moritz is a 3D application for people who know 3ds Max. It is built on Blender 5.3: files are ordinary .blend files that open in Blender and the other way round, and everything Blender can do, Moritz can do. What changes is the way you work: a Command Panel with Create, Modify and Utilities, Edit Poly with Max’s sub-object levels and tools, parametric objects, a quad menu, Max’s names and keys.

This manual covers what Moritz does differently. For everything it leaves as it is (rendering, materials, animation, sculpting, Geometry Nodes, the Python API), each page links to Blender’s manual.

Getting Started

• Installing
  • Windows
  • Linux and macOS
  • Settings
• Quick Setup
• Coming from 3ds Max
  • Getting around
  • Selecting
  • Transforming
  • Modeling
  • Scene and files
• Coming from Blender

Interface

• Command Panel
  • Modify tab
  • Files
• Quad Menu
• Keymaps and Names
  • Keymaps
  • Name schemes
• Docking and Tabs

Modeling

• Creating Objects
  • Geometry
  • Shapes
  • Parameters
  • Files
• Edit Poly
  • Sub-object levels
  • The Modify tab
  • Editable Poly and the Edit Poly modifier
  • Files
• Smart Extrude
  • Using it
  • Transform Orientation
• Freeform
  • Freeform modifier
  • Paint Deform
• Modifiers
  • Name clashes
  • UVW Map
  • Files
• Splines
  • Creating
  • Editing

Scene

• Outliner
• Transform Tools
  • Transform Type-In
  • Pivot
  • Utilities tab
  • Clone
• Cameras
• Hold / Fetch

Files

• Compatibility with Blender
• Importing from Max
  • Without 3ds Max
  • With 3ds Max
  • FBX

Automation

• Moritz MCP
  • Setup
• moritz-cli

About

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