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The XSI Viewer is a visualization tool for dotXSI files. It supports dotXSI 3.0, 3.5 and 3.6 in both the text and binary compressed format. The XSI Viewer can load one or more files and display a subset of their content using either OpenGL or DirectX. It's usually used as an interactive content validation tool, a pre-visualization tool or as a 3D prototyping tool.
 
When viewing animations, you need to turn off Subframe Interpolation... or else you might see errorneous pops in your animation as it loops.
 
See the included readme file for installation instructions.

This is my first beta version for my 3ds Max ROFF v2 (.ROF) exporter. This exporter generates a .ROF file which is used for brush Model animations via Icarus Scripting.
 
Place the .dle plugin in your \plugins folder.
 
See the tutorial and other info that is posted in my WIP: ROFF Exporter thread in the Coding & Scripting section.
 
*This plugin will only work for 3ds Max 6, 7, or 8. You can find a link to 30-day trial versions for 3ds Max 6, 7, or 8
Interested parties can find downloads for 3ds Max 6, 7, or 8 30-day Trials at modacity.net at this link: http://files.modacity.net/software/3dsmax/
You must apply the Origin.jpg GtkRadiant shader as the Diffuse map texture (using Standard Material) to the Scene Object.
 
To create notes... you'll need to refer to the 3dsMax help docs. Just select your node and go to TrackView... then switch to DopeSheet mode.
 
With the node still selected in DopeSheet mode, select the menu: Tracks > NoteTrack > Add.
 
Then add your note keys (following the tutorial and info in the WIP thread). when you're done... just export to .ROF.
 
Please post your results.
 
Thanks.