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GLBscene structure relevant ? (CLOSED)
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Hello, I have a tiny house being created for daz studio.
I designed it to be able to open windows and doors. That it is also possible to lower the door handles.
I was wondering if this scene structure was relevant to put all moving parts at the top of the scene and group all the fixed parts under.
Please tell me what you think
I designed it to be able to open windows and doors. That it is also possible to lower the door handles.
I was wondering if this scene structure was relevant to put all moving parts at the top of the scene and group all the fixed parts under.
Please tell me what you think
! REPORT
As you speak French I answer you in French, but I put the "google translation" for the members of the non-French-speaking community.
From what I've seen, the figure setup and suite is used for furniture, characters. I've never seen it for houses, the general choice is to furnish the walls independently in a group.
Your choice of structure is probably a first and in my opinion is confusing readers who use Daz.
It is an original organization and in my opinion it will be easy to use especially if the unused parameters are hidden
To know what users will think of it, you simply have to put it on sale and wait for the return
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Comme vous parlez francais je te reponds en francais, mais je mets la "google traduction" pour les membres de la communaute non francophone.
De ce que j'ai vu, le figure setup et la suite est utilise pour les meubles, les personnages. Je ne l'ai jamais vu pour les maisons, le choix en general est de fournir les murs independament dans un groupe.
Votre choix de structure est probablement une premiere et a mon avis deroute les lecteurs utilisateurs de Daz.
C'est une organisation originale et a mon avis ce sera facile a utiliser surtout si les parametres non utilises sont masques
Pour savoir ce qu'en penseront les utilisateurs il faut tout simplement le mettre en vente et attendre le retour
From what I've seen, the figure setup and suite is used for furniture, characters. I've never seen it for houses, the general choice is to furnish the walls independently in a group.
Your choice of structure is probably a first and in my opinion is confusing readers who use Daz.
It is an original organization and in my opinion it will be easy to use especially if the unused parameters are hidden
To know what users will think of it, you simply have to put it on sale and wait for the return
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Comme vous parlez francais je te reponds en francais, mais je mets la "google traduction" pour les membres de la communaute non francophone.
De ce que j'ai vu, le figure setup et la suite est utilise pour les meubles, les personnages. Je ne l'ai jamais vu pour les maisons, le choix en general est de fournir les murs independament dans un groupe.
Votre choix de structure est probablement une premiere et a mon avis deroute les lecteurs utilisateurs de Daz.
C'est une organisation originale et a mon avis ce sera facile a utiliser surtout si les parametres non utilises sont masques
Pour savoir ce qu'en penseront les utilisateurs il faut tout simplement le mettre en vente et attendre le retour
! REPORT
Finally I opted for the following structure. Unused parameters are hidden.
I hope users appreciate my choice!
I hope users appreciate my choice!
! REPORT
After several tries I finally opted for the alphabetical order of the different components rather than the order of use which can only be personal and ultimately not suitable for anyone.
! REPORT
