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[quote="luisgsf"]It would be nice if you could copy and paste things (Surfaces, Speakers, etc) from one archive to another.
I tend to work doing different iterations of the same room, and ... |
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Thanks!
Weird about that, I had received many answers from support in the past.
I'll try it as soon as possible.
GS |
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Hello,
I did as you suggested but never got an answer from the query done through the contact form.
Let me know how to proceed then.
Thanks,
GS |
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| This is kind of depressing. My take is that it is because lack of development in all AFMG platforms but EASE 5 is the reason we are now in a EASE 5 as a service model. If AFMG dedicated time and resou ... |
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Hello Silke, Thanks for your answer.
I want to duplicate the polygon and its corresponding cutout together. Think of adding absorptive panels to a wall.
Thank you!
GS |
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Hello everyone,
I usually do one acoustic panel on a wall and then duplicate then. But the duplicates don't get to be polygons in face as the program don't do the corresponding hole in the wall.
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It would be nice if you could copy and paste things (Surfaces, Speakers, etc) from one archive to another.
I tend to work doing different iterations of the same room, and to be able to combine solu ... |
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| Is there a way to save a .wav file of the resultant of a "dry" file convolved on ears? |
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Hello again.
Also, I tried with different keyboards and still the same issue. |
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Thanks for your answer Silke,
I tried with nothing but EASE5 open and still the same. I even closed some background apps just in case. |
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Hello Silke, thanks for the reply.
I'm on the latest (5.75 I believe)
Windows computer
Not sure if it ever worked. I tend to use right click and choose from the menu, but I decided to learn the s ... |
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Sure thing!  |
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| Is it me or is anybody having this issue? I can't move my loudspeakers with CTRL+ALT+M shortcut. |
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Probably someone more experienced than me might give you a better answer, but I would do the whole ceiling in one of the materials, and then do "polygons in face" of the other one)
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| Thanks! That will be an awesome addition. Still, just knowing how it behaves helps me a lot. |
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