 | | | Clusters in Partitions | Clusters in Partitions 2004-06-18 - By Francois Lord
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What has changed has nothing to do with partitions.
Before (v3.51), when you had an object with a cluster with a material,
applying an override directly on the objects's surface didn't override
the cluster. But applying the override on a partition containg the
object did propagate to the cluster.
Now (v4), applying the override on the object will propagate on the
cluster as well, whether or not you want it to.
But can still can't put a cluster in a partition.
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Flord
Dan Hope wrote:
> Well hello...
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> When receiving a demo of XSI 4 a long while ago I was promised that
> isolating clusters in partitions was going to be implemented in the
> final release...though I've tried it and looked through the docs and
> there's not a dickie bird....can anyone shed some light?
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> Marvellous...thought so..
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> Dan
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