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I've got about thirty objects, each with multiple clusters that I've
organized into groups and assigned materials to at the group level. Now
I want
to change those materials as an override in a partition in a separate
pass.
Simply dragging the group of clusters into a new partition doesn't
appear to be the way to do this. Any hints?
-Eric
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Sorry about that; it's my first time typing English, evidently.
-Eric
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From: "Eric Deren" <eric@(protected)>
To: <xsi@(protected)>
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 4:17 PM
Subject: Grouped Cluster Materials and Passes (speaking of overrides)
>
> I've got about thirty objects, each with multiple clusters that I've
> added into groups and assigned materials at the group level. Now I
> want to change those materials and their for a partition in a separate
> pass.
>
> Simply dragging the group of clusters into a new partition doesn't
> appear to be the way to do this. Any hints?
>
> -Eric
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