General questions and troubleshooting SOFTIMAGE©
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Falam
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by Falam » 30 Jan 2013, 15:01
I'm trying to understand these two Softimage tips, maybe someone can help. I'm going to quote the original text, as close as I had saved it. I hope these two will be of help to other Softimage users
You can see the entire list of XSI commands which can be added to your custom layouts/toolbars by opening the scene explorer and hitting the C key ?
When modeling a character you might want to detach, merge the mesh , when you do so xsi
creates a new polymesh and deletes the old (if you so choose) , well just drag and drop the new polymesh into the now empty Model
structure and it will appear inn the instanced Model structure aswell , so no need to set it all up again ...... ?
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caledonian_tartan
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by caledonian_tartan » 30 Jan 2013, 15:33
You can see the entire list of XSI commands which can be added to your custom layouts/toolbars by opening the scene explorer and hitting the C key ?
i'm not shure, but maybe it's about the SDK explorer. i don't know what a scene explorer is. there's only a scene search and the explorer...
...Model...
if you have two objects under a model (hierarchic) and merge them, the newly created polygonmesh sits under the scene root.
so you have to manually move it under the model(hierarchic) if you want so.
SI 2015 @ WIN7-64
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luceric
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by luceric » 30 Jan 2013, 16:18
Falam wrote:I'm trying to understand these two Softimage tips, maybe someone can help. I'm going to quote the original text, as close as I had saved it. I hope these two will be of help to other Softimage users
You can see the entire list of XSI commands which can be added to your custom layouts/toolbars by opening the scene explorer and hitting the C key ?
we deleted this feature from the software about 6 years ago. where are these tips from?
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Hirazi Blue
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by Hirazi Blue » 30 Jan 2013, 19:12
Both tips seem to have originated from the CGTalk
Cool things in XSI no one knows! thread
and both tips (
tip 1 &
tip 2) are from 2004.
;)
Stay safe, sane & healthy!
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Falam
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by Falam » 30 Jan 2013, 22:30
Thanks everyone. At least one tip is still useful today
