Default start up scene settings 2005-07-01 - By ALTRDVISON@(protected)
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I'm sorry, I'm a newbe, so any type of scripting would be out of reach right
now.
I just figured SXI started with a default file and any changes made (then
saved) would affect it so I could get the desired scene at startup. Am I the
only one that has this problem, it seems like an easy fix. For instance I
will open and start numerous scenes throughout a session for motion graphics,
and each time I open a scene to start, I have to adjust my render screen size
(smaller so it redraws quicker), my perspective view to openGL or shaded , and
so on, so it is the way I like to work.
This eats up time and frankly gets in the way of workflow.
I must be missing something...? Is there such a plugin available?
Thanks for your help
Jon
<<<> >Yes, but you have to install an event for that. Create a plug in that
> >installs the event, and then create a plug in that sets your
> >preferences. When the event(s), it will call the plugin that
> sets your
> >preferences.
<<<<How about using a plugin? Plugins are initialised when Xsi starts.
Couldn't
you use that?
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<DIV>I'm sorry, I'm a newbe, so any type of scripting would be out of reach
right now.</DIV>
<DIV>I just figured SXI started with a default file and any changes
made (then saved) would affect it so I could get the desired scene at
startup. Am I the only one that has this problem, it seems like an
easy fix. For instance I will open and start numerous scenes
throughout a session for motion graphics, and each time I open a
scene
to start, I have to adjust my render screen size (smaller so it redraws
quicker), my perspective view to openGL or shaded , and so on, so it is
the
way I like to work. </DIV>
<DIV>This eats up time and frankly gets in the way of workflow. </DIV>
<DIV>I must be missing something...? Is there such a plugin
available?</DIV>
<DIV>Thanks for your help</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Jon</DIV>
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Create
a plug in that<BR>> >installs the event, and then create a plug in that
sets your<BR>> >preferences. When the event(s), it will call the plugin
that <BR>> sets your<BR>> >preferences.</DIV>
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