ha, it works :)
since i read the list (v4) i dont recall that this came up. i remember
spdl hacking, but not just simply save a preset(or overwrite the
original one).
there is a similiar function in fusion, where you can save a preset
for a tool AND you can save a new default right away. that is a very
much easy and fast way to change the way the tools get created.
something like this could be nice here as well. i dont know if i would
always find the right preset for the operator iam opening.
bradley, the explorer trick doesnt quite work for me. i import an obj
and wanna weld it. i open an explorer (5), resize it so it covers all
the viewports and then execute the weld operator. now xsi sits there
and calculates the weld. anything i do wrong here?
ciao
franky
Monday, July 16, 2007, 7:00:55 PM, you wrote:
LER> (I must have posted this a thousand times) the 'default' value in a SPDL
LER> is not used, the default values are taken from the preset file.
LER> Objects and operators are created by applying preset files.
LER> you could save a new preset file with your new defaults and apply that
LER> instead.
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM
>> [mailto:owner-xsi(at)Softimage.COM] On Behalf Of Frank Lenhard
>> Posted At: Monday, July 16, 2007 5:03 AM
>> Posted To: xsi
>> Conversation: Re[2]: changing standard values in property pages
>> Subject: Re[2]: changing standard values in property pages
>>
>>
>> it sounds like a very nifty trick. however it doesnt work with polygon
>> reduction or my weld boundary points/edges.
>> i added a value = 0.01 to my weld spdl, but it doesnt work. the value
>> doesnt get set when i run the command (restarted xsi).
>>
>>
>> ciao
>> franky
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