Tip: You can start 3ds Max from the command line in a Command Prompt window, or include the command line in a batch file. There are a number of switches that you can use on the command line.
A space must separate 3ds Max executable name and the command-line switch. For example "3dsmax.exe -c otherfile"
| -c othercui | Starts program using othercui.cui instead of maxstart.cui. |
| -d | Causes Track View to use a double-buffered display, which is smoother than the single-buffered display but uses more system resources. |
| -g | Makes background white (instead of gray) in the following dialogs: Track View, RAM Player, Video Post, Loft, and Falloff Curve. Useful for screen captures when using a display mode less than 24 bits deep, for avoiding background patterns |
| -h | Allows choice of graphics drivers: Software, Open GL, Direct3D, and Custom. |
| -i | otherfile Starts program using otherfile.ini instead of 3dsmax.ini. |
| -l | Loads the last .max file automatically. |
| -ma | Open maximized. |
| -mi | Open minimized. |
| -n | Disables network mode. |
| -p otherfile | Starts program using otherfile.ini instead of plugin.ini. |
| -u | Opens utility |
| -v | Loads a display driver. See details following, under 'Using the −V Option.' Note it is not possible to select which version of Direct3D you will use with this switch. |
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