This is a lovely little script that does exactly what it's supposed to. It's simple and sets the stage for more complex animation if necessary. 

Works perfectly in Max 2024 and Max 2025. 

(sorry if this posts twice, the first time Chrome crashed I wasn't sure it saved)

I work with a lot of high poly models that have hundreds and sometimes thousands of objects and wanted something like this script to help separate parts while working.  Lots of screws bolts all overlapping different parts.  This will help to alleviate a lot of time spent hand animating parts away from one another so that I can bake much cleaner ambient occlusions maps.  Very much worth the 5 dollars!  Also I am working in Max 2022 and it works perfect. 

the script works perfectly even with the most recent versions of Max. easy and intuitive but with immediate results

I was tasked to do a "exploded view" of a headphone product.
And i needed to be able to control two sepperate controllers, to animate the headphone explosion view at different rates.

I found this script which made the "explosive view" a breeze - it was so easy to work with.
And with a little work around, i manage to get two controllers in the same scene.. so here's a little trick.

"I had to first rig the first part with EXG and rename the controller. I then saved it as it's own max file and rigged the other part i needed - and merged the other file back in. And that way I kept both controllers. 
Easy as cake :D

This script is fantastic. 

While this version was only available for 3ds max 2016, Bogdan was so friendly to send me the script for 3ds max 2017. It does the trick for me!

Probably the best and most easy to use script I have bought in a long time. No bugs, very easy to pick up and simple. The result is excellent, I have dreamed of such a script for a long time especially for technical presentations. In a dream perfect world, there would be also the axis lines for the main objects as in usual technical drawings, but that's a lot to ask! I highly recommend this script.