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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi,<br>
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Ok, yes, it works. But it's independent of the "Instance groups"
option. <br>
The user has to import the main group AND the groups with the FS
information. <br>
It's not the most intuitive workflow (at least for me)... but
definitely it will do the trick for me. :)<br>
But I assume that a lot of blender users are going to import only
the main group and expect the whole thing is going to work, so
maybe this should be arranged in other way in a future.<br>
<br>
Thanks <br>
<br>
Vicente<br>
<br>
<br>
On mán 21.apr 2014 16:14, Tamito KAJIYAMA wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Hi Vicente,
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<pre wrap="">We can not import "freestyle" or "no-freestyle" because it would be
pointless.
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It would be pointless because what we want to import is logical
membership of objects in a group, and not duplicates of the objects in
the group, right?
Re-thinking of this issue, I just got to know that the Link and Append
commands on groups have an option called Instance Groups (enabled by
default). Turning this option off seems to achieve exactly what we need.
Could you please confirm it?
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