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Spaddlewit
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 Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2010 6:59 pm Post subject: Organize Scene Inspector? |
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When constructing a world, the Scene Inspector becomes a very large unmanagable list. Is there a way I could:
*) Select objects to edit by clicking on them
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*) Group primitives into categories in the scene inspector
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AWM Mars
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| Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 4:15 pm Post subject: Re: Organize Scene Inspector? |
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| Spaddlewit wrote: |
When constructing a world, the Scene Inspector becomes a very large unmanagable list. Is there a way I could:
*) Select objects to edit by clicking on them |
In any viewport you can hold down Shift and left click any object to select it. Hold Shift and Ctrl and left click objects to add/remove them from your selection group. In the 2D Viewports you can drag a selection window to select a group of objects.
| Spaddlewit wrote: |
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*) Group primitives into categories in the scene inspector
?? Thanks |
I would have liked to have seen a hierarchy style list for the scene, then I could select by group, but this IS a low polygon modelling programme, perhaps not visioned to be a full scene or multi mesh modelling programme. It's still darn good though in my opinion.
However, you say 'Primitives', I assume you would like to group them into a singular model, to carryout global edits etc? Select each of the primitives, then select Merge in the menu box, confirm and you now have one mesh. I always save the project beforehand, then use save as, and give it a version name, before proceeding.
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Spaddlewit
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| Posted: Sun Sep 05, 2010 12:06 pm Post subject: |
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| Thanks! I just didn't know you could hold down shift and click on another object. All this time I thought I had to select it from the list, THEN I could modify its vertices/polys/whatever! |
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AWM Mars
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| Posted: Sun Sep 05, 2010 5:50 pm Post subject: |
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It's Shift+Left click, to select an object.
Shift+Ctrl+Left Click, to select/deselect more objects, adding them to the edit group.
You can do this in all viewports.
Or, use a drag window to select a group of objects, not so precise.
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