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Not wanting to be mean or anything, but did you try pressing Shift-F1 ?<BR>
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That's presicely what it is for. And will work OK as long as you fallowed the same vertex groups naming conventions.<BR>
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El jue, 23-12-2004 a las 00:17, john tuffen escribió:
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<PRE><FONT COLOR="#737373"><I>Ok, first suggestion by me on this list...
Looking at harkyman's proposal for character animation
(</FONT><A HREF="http://www.harkyman.com/animprop/caproposal.html"><U>http://www.harkyman.com/animprop/caproposal.html</U></A><FONT COLOR="#737373">) - particularly the first
screenshot the "armature->Rig->..." menu pop-up: what about doing 'user' meshes
in the same way? Perhaps a 'mesh' directory somewhere (location defined in the
user-prefs of course) where often-used meshes can be stored; then
"add->mesh->user->..." will list the meshes which can be added as if they were
a standard primitive. Of course, subdirectories would be honoured in the
pop-up, so some organisation can be maintained :)
... kind of like 'VST plugins' in audio-sequencing programs...
john..
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