Can you edit the names of profile offset modifiers?
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‎2022-12-16 04:36 PM
Just wondering if there is a way to re-name profile offset modifiers after they have been created?
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‎2022-12-17 06:39 AM
In Complex Profile editor go to the Modifiers rollout and double click on the required modifiers name it will go in rename mode. hope this will solve your problem.
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‎2022-12-17 06:39 AM
In Complex Profile editor go to the Modifiers rollout and double click on the required modifiers name it will go in rename mode. hope this will solve your problem.
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‎2022-12-19 04:32 PM
Thanks!
That works great for a profile modifier in a single complex profile, but is there a way to change the name that appears in the list of modifiers used in other profiles?
When I change the name in an individual complex profile, it doesn't update in this list unless I change the profile modifier name in every profile that uses that modifier. That could be very time-consuming depending on the number of profiles that use that modifier.
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