Thanks for all the replies guys, I have cooled down a bit now. It's nice
to know that I'm not alone and also to hear some workaround for this issue.
Cheers,
Frank "The Rookie" Dodd
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Talking about little anoyances, is there, or will SP2
bring us a search tool for the preferences/classes
window?
Regards,
Frank
Bueters
> I'm telling this, because SP2 is already pretty much finalized.
Yeehaa :)
Christmas is coming early this year!
By the way,
> I'm telling this, because SP2 is already pretty much finalized.
Yeehaa :)
Christmas is coming early this year!
By the way, I usually drag&drop the knife tool into the bar above it, and I do this for every tool folder and save this as startup. Works for me.
Daniel
On 9/22/05, Vesa Meskanen
Hi Frank
...the most commonly used tools seam to have been placed at the most
awkward positions! Is this
...
I would be intrested to hear peoples thoughts on this before SP2 is
finalised.
The reason why some frequently needed SDS tools end up into the right end of
context toolbar is simply t
At 09:30 PM 9/20/2005 +0100, you wrote:
I was quite depressed working with a series of SDS objects today cutting
out and deleting sequences of faces and adjusting weights I must have
fiddled about grabbing hold of the SDS control bar and scrolled my most
commonly used tools into and out of the
Hi
I've tried Robert's solution but as far as I can tell only the "tool
bar" is editable, and the tools in question are on the "tool control
bar". When I do "customize" I can't find anything relating to the sds
tools (loop etc that live on the right) to drag around.Might be
just my linu
Hi George,
>
> I've tried Robert's solution but as far as I can tell only
> the "tool bar" is editable, and the tools in question are on
> the "tool control bar". When I do "customize" I can't find
> anything relating to the sds
> tools (loop etc that live on the right) to drag around.Mi
> Another option would be to:
> 1. go into Edit GUI mode,
> 2. drag and drop the most used tool icons to the left side of
> the screen
> 3. when done with rearranging icons, Exit Edit GUI mode
> 4. select File -> Save as Startup.
>
> Next time you restart RS3D you have the most used tool icon
Hi all,
> Frank Dodd wrote:
>
> > I was quite depressed working with a series of SDS objects today
> > cutting out and deleting sequences of faces and adjusting weights I
> > must have fiddled about grabbing hold of the SDS control bar and
> > scrolled my most commonly used tools into and out
Frank Dodd wrote:
> I was quite depressed working with a series of SDS objects today
> cutting out and deleting sequences of faces and adjusting weights I
> must have fiddled about grabbing hold of the SDS control bar and
> scrolled my most commonly used tools into and out of the display
> hundred
I was quite depressed working with a series of SDS objects today cutting
out and deleting sequences of faces and adjusting weights I must have
fiddled about grabbing hold of the SDS control bar and scrolled my most
commonly used tools into and out of the display hundreds of times
because the mo
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