Applying shading domains to dynamic geometry - Polyloop

Mark Hirst · 30th January 2006, 22:56

I'm reworking a model in Hexagon. It contains numerous objects with chamfer dynamic geometry which need to be set to a shading domain along with their regular companion objects.

To get me started, I want to set the whole model to a base shading domain so I can pick out the exceptions later. No matter how I select all objects and their faces, only the non-dynamic geometry objects take the SET operation.

Selecting an individual dynamic geometry object doesn't help.

Collapsing the dynamic geometry gets round it but the dynamic geometry is there for a reason, so I can tweak it.

Windows XP Professional SP2, Hexagon 1.21

Any ideas ?

Mark

30th January 2006, 22:56	#1 (permalink)
Mark Hirst Vertex Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 3	Applying shading domains to dynamic geometry I'm reworking a model in Hexagon. It contains numerous objects with chamfer dynamic geometry which need to be set to a shading domain along with their regular companion objects. To get me started, I want to set the whole model to a base shading domain so I can pick out the exceptions later. No matter how I select all objects and their faces, only the non-dynamic geometry objects take the SET operation. Selecting an individual dynamic geometry object doesn't help. Collapsing the dynamic geometry gets round it but the dynamic geometry is there for a reason, so I can tweak it. Windows XP Professional SP2, Hexagon 1.21 Any ideas ? Mark

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