Slider controllers using "Reaction Manager" in 3Ds Max

So I've wanted to figure this shit out for a long time. Never really did however, and the built in sliders in 3Ds Max are just worthless.
Enough was enough and I set out to finally crack this nut and as it turns out, it's really damn easy. To save you some time, here's the most straight forward and condensed tutorial I've ever done. Took me way beyond an hour to figure out, and I'm teaching it to you in 3,5 minutes.
Cheers, people, you're all wonderful!

[@iannolisgeorgianimis4925]

Wow! Amazing tutorial of an often overlooked tool in 3dsMax. More tuts like these would be appreciated!

[@andvfx]

great tutorial, short and to the point!

[@RenderRam]

Awesome tip! This can be used in tons of scenarios!

[@MsPortia12]

Super helpful. So few tuts available so this is super helpful.

[@ok_sid]

You saved my life, thank you!1

[@Arikiatrukido]

Very nice, I used to do it another way, but this is more intuitive, thank you.

[@sz3mjuel]

thank you so much, exactly what i needed!

[@stanleyolie4514]

Amazing Man, You are the Bomb!

[@DMMG7]

Thats an amazing trick!!! THANK YOU

[@jovanovicbranko01]

This is great, thanks!

[@ashishtanwar9748]

superb toll thanks for sharing this, before to do this kind of work i always used morpher but this one is more easier.

[@gocurt]

awesome, thank you very much

[@nicktyler2572]

Cool and very short tutorial on making simple rigs. Only thing cloning trick didn't work for me in 3ds max 2020. When I try to clone all the assembly with controllers, it just changes master controller to the last created one. So the last controller takes control over all previous copies, while original controller becomes inactive :(

[@zdenosokol3195]

Very nice, Thank you, this is almost like a parametric bocks in the Auto Cad.

[@escanmek]

Great tutorial

[@stefevr]

Thank you Texture Supply!

[@Vincentvisuals]

Wooooo. More Stuff like this please!

[@CGTricks]

Thank you

[@L30nHbl]

thank you!

[@PLUSROSSI]

thank you "TOP TOP"

[@7ens3nButt0n]

great, now im have to start rigging my furniture :D

[@DenisTriton]

Как раз то, что нужно. )) А то очень жесткие ограничения у заказчика.

[@vitalymiller3954]

💥💥💥

[@ultraozy4085]

does reaction manager allow you to move those control menues or should they stay in the same position

[@TextureSupply]

You can move them around wherever you want and the link to the object stays :)

[@ultraozy4085]

@@TextureSupply thanks ill definitely try it out i thought for reaction manager to work you shouldn't move the control menus

[@Agency-1001]

I love This + Subscibe

[@Rampuniernix]

Who scaled the doorhandles!? o_O .. :D

[@TextureSupply]

Maybe it's just a really small door? :D

[@m2.project]

Track View not object... ((((

[@lukasie8720]

Thats why 3d studio max need change programers with UX together ... and script for instruction ... This is fucking horrible How easy stuff like ...open left or right side doors untill 2022 Ywe need tutorials:):) Always 3d max was like old dinosaur people now need have quicker instruction click and play .... Its good tutorial anyway

[@ViperAleks]

Use custom attributes: Menu > Animation > Parameter Editor ...

[@ViperAleks]

I hate when people use such controllers and sell models with them. These controllers are completely broken when you scale the model to different file units. Please use custom attributes instead - Menu > Animation > Parameter Editor ...

[@tradstown]

Thank you for this tip!