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PostPosted: Mon Oct 30, 2017 1:04 pm Reply with quote
charles
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Hi guys, I've created a Shape 3D and also checked "create object". When I then go to the insert menu and select "Object" it doesn't display the folder the object has been saved to, I can't find the object.
Where are objects saved?

Thanks,

Charles
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 30, 2017 3:06 pm Reply with quote
Agustín Arias
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Hi Charles!

The objects are part of the same file. It's like "grouping" faces/vertex/lines... So, the object is within the room model. You can go to Table>Object and there is a list of all the objects of your model.

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PostPosted: Thu Nov 02, 2017 12:42 pm Reply with quote
thomas
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Hi charles,
for inserting an object (menu Insert/Object) a saved object is required.
You can save an object with the right mouse button menu ("Save As").
So using this object in different models is possible.
If your object contains glued faces, you have to set the proper
face label in the "Is coat of" edit box of the property window of your
"glued" object face after inserting the object.

If you don't save an object, you can use it only inside the model you
build it in. You can duplicate, delete or mirror it, an so on (see right
mouse button menu).

T.
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