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2024-02-01 09:51 AM
1. Go to standard tool bar and right click to customise
2. Add 'Camera Settings' to toolbar and close
3.Click button on tool bar...nothing happens
Alternatively a simple command for 'Hide Current Camera Path' would be ideal as a button in toolbar
Mark Wesse
AC26 | Win10 | Since v6.5r
Architerion - Architectural Systems Developer
Aurasphere - Acoustics
Building Biology - Human Compatible Architecture
"--- Every time...do it better ---"
2024-02-02 03:17 AM
There is no command for "Camera Settings" that I can see.
There is a "Camera" tool but all that does is activate the tool so you can place a camera - then select and open settings.
Strangely the Camera Settings is a free-floating palette once you open it, and it can remain on screen while you work.
But it does not even show in the Windows > Palettes menu as there is no command to activate it.
Other than selecting the camera tool and going into settings there.
Barry.
2024-02-02 03:23 AM - last edited on 2024-02-05 06:02 AM by Laszlo Nagy
Thanks Barry
This is what I get. I want 2nd tier tools to remain modal ie only dialog when Im interacting with that mode
Mark Wesse
AC26 | Win10 | Since v6.5r
Architerion - Architectural Systems Developer
Aurasphere - Acoustics
Building Biology - Human Compatible Architecture
"--- Every time...do it better ---"
2024-02-02 05:07 AM - edited 2024-02-02 05:08 AM
Interesting.
It seems 'all commands by theme' is different to 'all commands in alphabetical order'.
I have no idea why.
If you search for "delete" in both you will see a big difference in the number of commands.
Also when you look manually through the list by theme, those commands you can see when you type something in search, do not seem to be there at all.
Maybe that is why they don't work (I checked and they don't work).
Some sort of bug with the search feature?
I only ever use 'all commands in alphabetical order' so have never noticed any problems.
Barry.