Hello, community!
There is object in scene that has too much poly, so i turned off viewport visibilty for him. And i don't remember his name, something like polymesh_extracted_#
Now i need to work with him, how i can find?
Sorry for my English
How i can find objects that have turned off Viewport Visibil
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stimul
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myara
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Re: How i can find objects that have turned off Viewport Visibil
If you press Shift + H it will unhide all objects in your scene. Unless you have hidden it with group.
Another option is using a wildcard in the select menu, like "polym*" and it will select all objects which its name starts with polym even if they are hidden.
Otherwise I think you'll have to use scripting to loop through all your objects and filter the hidden ones.
Another option is using a wildcard in the select menu, like "polym*" and it will select all objects which its name starts with polym even if they are hidden.
Otherwise I think you'll have to use scripting to loop through all your objects and filter the hidden ones.
M.Yara
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Character Modeler | Softimage Generalist (sort of)
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NNois
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Re: How i can find objects that have turned off Viewport Visibil
you can hit CTRL+F and "search scene" for "polygon mesh" and find the one with an "icon with a grey H"
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Open a SpreadSheet and query for the "display", right click the column "view visibility" and sort it
Hope it helps
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Open a SpreadSheet and query for the "display", right click the column "view visibility" and sort it
Hope it helps
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stimul
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Re: How i can find objects that have turned off Viewport Visibil
thanks, guys.
I have tried scene search with "polymesh" filter, but objects with turned off view visibility doesn't marked with "H" sign. So "shift+H" helps
I have tried scene search with "polymesh" filter, but objects with turned off view visibility doesn't marked with "H" sign. So "shift+H" helps
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stimul
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Re: How i can find objects that have turned off Viewport Visibil
oh,sorry for disinfo) Objects with view visibility marks with "h" sign but gray color instead yellow 
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myara
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Re: How i can find objects that have turned off Viewport Visibil
When you hide only one visibility (View Visibility or Render Visibility) the H icon will be gray. If you hide both, it will be yellow.stimul wrote:oh,sorry for disinfo) Objects with view visibility marks with "h" sign but gray color instead yellow
M.Yara
Character Modeler | Softimage Generalist (sort of)
Character Modeler | Softimage Generalist (sort of)