by Bob Ocegued » Mon, 15 Sep 1997 04:00:00
On the Amiga platform, there's a set of macros called "Power Macros" and
one of them that I found very usefull was the "Scene mover". It can
move a scene to a designated folder with all the objects and images
included and re-writes the path to all the components. Very handy.
Is there anything like that for the DEC Alpha or Intel version of LW?
Thanks.
Bob
by Mark Fletche » Mon, 15 Sep 1997 04:00:00
> On the Amiga platform, there's a set of macros called "Power Macros" and
> one of them that I found very usefull was the "Scene mover". It can
> move a scene to a designated folder with all the objects and images
> included and re-writes the path to all the components. Very handy.
> Is there anything like that for the DEC Alpha or Intel version of LW?
Mark
by Gary Tabar Jr » Mon, 15 Sep 1997 04:00:00
Yeah I miss scene mover alot.. great for making zipped stuff for other
people...
gonna have to get my amiga emulator running on the pc I guess...
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/| / ___ / / ___ / Gary Tabar Jr,
Quote:> On the Amiga platform, there's a set of macros called "Power Macros" and
> one of them that I found very usefull was the "Scene mover". It can
> move a scene to a designated folder with all the objects and images
> included and re-writes the path to all the components. Very handy.
> Is there anything like that for the DEC Alpha or Intel version of LW?
> Thanks.
> Bob
by DavidH17 » Wed, 17 Sep 1997 04:00:00
>Yeah I miss scene mover alot.. great for making zipped stuff for other
>people...
>gonna have to get my amiga emulator running on the pc I guess...
The PowerMacro Move Scene , along with the entire set of PowerMacros, has
been ported to the PC and is available now.
Check out http://www.cinegraphics.net
Dave
by Jarrod Robers » Wed, 17 Sep 1997 04:00:00
> Is there anything like that for the DEC Alpha or Intel version of LW?
> Thanks.
> Bob
Use a sub-directory structure and point the content directory
to the top level. Then when you zip up the contents with paths
no matter where you put the resulting zip contents on the target
machine it is just a matter of pointing the content directory
at the proper directory. No plugins needed.
by DavidH17 » Thu, 18 Sep 1997 04:00:00
>> On the Amiga platform, there's a set of macros called "Power Macros" and
>> one of them that I found very usefull was the "Scene mover". It can
>> move a scene to a designated folder with all the objects and images
>> included and re-writes the path to all the components. Very handy.
>> Is there anything like that for the DEC Alpha or Intel version of LW?
>> Thanks.
>> Bob
>Using 'relative' paths buy changing the content directory is the
>best way to make this work.
>Use a sub-directory structure and point the content directory
>to the top level. Then when you zip up the contents with paths
>no matter where you put the resulting zip contents on the target
>machine it is just a matter of pointing the content directory
>at the proper directory. No plugins needed.
Dave
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primary purpose is for backup and file transfer for all elements of your
lightwave scene. For more information, please visit:
www.dynamic-realities.com
Anupam Das
Programmer/Animator
Dynamic Realities
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