Font List. View topic - Smart Hotspots. Karl you are right. May i add that GS recommends always to declare the first unID (unID=1 or 1000 or more) depending if you call macros. About calling macros, i get better results when i script all the hotspots in the final object, not by calling macro's hotspots. I have several examples, but this is only my point of view. To come back to Barry's post, if i want to move the hotspot in the 3D window, If i declare x, i can constrain the hotspot in x direction If i declare y, i can constrain the hotspot in y direction If i declare z, i can constrain the hotspot in z direction If i declare xy, i can constrain the hotspot in x and y directions If i declare xz, i can constrain the hotspot in x direction only, i can move it on z, but without control If i declare yz, i can constrain the hotspot in y direction only, i can move it on z, but without control If i declare xyz, i can constrain the hotspot in x and y directions, i can move it on z, but without control Barry.
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You can read about such a situation for example on ArchiCAD-Talk, for example in the following thread: A very simple example how this can happen, before we go further. Place a wall in the Material Settings Dialog click Search in Texture tabpage/ and Load Other Picture from Dialog Box save the plan file remove the .jpg from the Embedded Library open Library Loading Report and you will see that there is a Missing Object All you see is that there was one single item with this Missing Attribute. At this point I would like to mention a great idea from Jared Banks . Just like the following: How to find Missing Attributes from Shoegnome Beside Jared's great Tip with this article now I would like to offer you another solution that might be useful.
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