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Fiona Branagh
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Join date: 1 Feb 2007
Posts: 156
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06-27-2007 09:29
I have found that if I change the texture of a sculpty child prim via script params, suddenly I can't reposition any of the child prims of the object whether manually or by script. It does that annoying snap-back-to-position thing.
Anyone else having similar problems?
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Shadow Subagja
Registered User
Join date: 29 Apr 2007
Posts: 354
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06-27-2007 09:51
whew no clue, a bug maybe? Sounds like the way huge prims work, so maybe its related in some way to that 'hi I'm a wierd (in this case sculpty) prim' behavior?
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Fiona Branagh
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Join date: 1 Feb 2007
Posts: 156
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06-27-2007 15:09
The object is about 80 prims, and nothing is oversized. However, I can replicate this result flawlessly every time.
Weird, huh?
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Strife Onizuka
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Join date: 3 Mar 2004
Posts: 5,887
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06-27-2007 15:32
I remember seeing something about this in some release notes. Do a search on Jira for closed issues.
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Fiona Branagh
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Join date: 1 Feb 2007
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07-02-2007 11:24
All right, I've been searching the JIRA for many hours and I can't find it.
From what I can tell, if I make ANY change to the parameters of the child linked sculpty object, I can't reposition it afterward, even if the first change was to move its position.
This is a sort of critical problem for people trying to animate sculpty objects, don't you think? If I'm the only person experiencing it, that's one thing, though I can replicate this problem every time.
Anyone else willing to try this and see what happens? Or perhaps have the news from the mysterious aforementioned JIRA?
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