Where is my Select Object
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TXGorilla Falcone
KWKAT Planetfurry DJ
Join date: 4 May 2004
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03-14-2005 13:55
Ok I was in Preview earlyer today befor work and I noticed that Select Individual Object is gone
We still have Select Texture but I cant use that to unlink a certan prim from a linked set...
Gime My "Select Individual Object" back please
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Jack Lambert
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03-14-2005 14:22
I thought it was replaced by the need not to remove the link? - Added the ability to edit sub-objects of linked sets in place, parent and child included.
Perhaps I misinterpereted this? --Jack Lambert
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Zuzi Martinez
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03-14-2005 16:50
it's the "edit linked parts" check box now i'm pretty sure. that means less clicking on "select individual" every time you switch tools. and means we can link alot of prims and edit from there instead of building unlinked then trying to link later. woo all around.
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Carnildo Greenacre
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03-14-2005 22:33
From: Jack Lambert I thought it was replaced by the need not to remove the link? Can you delete a prim from an object without de-linking it?
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Zuzi Martinez
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03-14-2005 23:08
nope. still got to unlink that one prim first.
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McWheelie Baldwin
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03-15-2005 09:48
From: Zuzi Martinez nope. still got to unlink that one prim first. Unfortunately, with the new edit link parts, this means you have to unlink the whole linkset, delete the prim in question and relink the set. You can no longer use the edit link parts to unlink a subset of prims or a single prim.  McW |
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Jillian Callahan
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03-15-2005 09:56
From: McWheelie Baldwin Unfortunately, with the new edit link parts, this means you have to unlink the whole linkset, delete the prim in question and relink the set. You can no longer use the edit link parts to unlink a subset of prims or a single prim. McW This has *got* to be a bug. (I know I just reported it as one, anyway  ) |
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McWheelie Baldwin
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03-15-2005 10:10
From: Jillian Callahan This has *got* to be a bug. (I know I just reported it as one, anyway ) Jillian, I reported it as well, and the response was that unlinking wasn't necessary anymore. So I think the Linden stance on this is that it's a feature, not a bug. McW |
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Jillian Callahan
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03-15-2005 10:36
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No no no. Bad Lindens, no biscuit!
Unkiuning IS nessesary. I dunno how often I've had to pop individual links to re-order prims Please don't make me have to unlink the whole thing when I all I want is to peel off one or two prims.
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Kelly Linden
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Join date: 29 Mar 2004
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03-15-2005 11:17
From: McWheelie Baldwin Jillian, I reported it as well, and the response was that unlinking wasn't necessary anymore. So I think the Linden stance on this is that it's a feature, not a bug. McW
This is a bug. Unlinking is necessary.
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Jillian Callahan
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03-15-2005 11:20
From: Kelly Linden
This is a bug. Unlinking is necessary.
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McWheelie Baldwin
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03-15-2005 13:50
From: Kelly Linden
This is a bug. Unlinking is necessary.
Woohooo! I must of misinterpretted the reply email I got from my bug report then. I am glad to hear this will be looked at. To be clear, I didn't mean unlinking wasn't necessary entirely, just that from the reply, it was my impression that unlinking subsets was not a necessary procedure, due to the edit link parts features. As mentioned one of the most useful things for unlinking parts it to reorder the linkset. Definately would have been sad to see that go.  McW |
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TXGorilla Falcone
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03-15-2005 15:35
YAY! I found a real bug!... poo its still there... Finding bad bugs is bad... I want to exploit my linked prim set agine.
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