Non-overwritable automatic hotspots when generating GDL objects from morph objects

[Lucien]

Hi everyone,

I occasionally create GDL objects for our draftsmen. My approach to a new object is always object-specific. I recently discovered that GDL objects generated from morph objects are provided with automatic snap points. These automatically generated hotspots cannot be overwritten.

I have created a cylinder as an example. I generated one from a morph (right) and the other as a 3D script (left). Both should only have a hotspot at the coordinate 0,0. However, the body created from the morph object has 5 hotspots at the vertices and in the center of the object.

Is anyone else aware of this problem? Is there anything I could do differently, apart from scripting the object manually?

Thank you in advance and cheers,

Lucien

[runxel · Accepted solution]

Don't worry, it has nothing to do with Morphs per se.

Instead go to the "Compatibility options" (sorry for German screenshot) and uncheck the "Automatic Hotspot generation" checkbox.

That should do the trick 🙂

This box basically autogenerates 5 Hotspots to the center and the corners of a virtual bounding box. It's hidden there because this is the behaviour of AC 6.5 and before, I guess. 😄

[Lucien]

Thank you very much for the quick response. Works like a charm!

Cheers,

Lucien

[Mike96]

Where are "Compatibility options"?

Not gonna lie, an English screenshot would help.

[Rico Suleyman]

It's in the 'Details' tab.

A French screenshot this time.

[Lingwisyer]

[Mike96]

Thank you!