Rectangle glued to background
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Rectangle glued to background
I have a rectangle on which my entire (unfinished) machine is placed. Somehow it has become glued to the background. (don't ask me how)
If I select Geometry Actions > Loosen, my entire machine will loose its welding and it falls apart. I could of course add each welding all over again, but is there any smarter way? I think I have been here before, the situation felt very deja vu.
If I select Geometry Actions > Loosen, my entire machine will loose its welding and it falls apart. I could of course add each welding all over again, but is there any smarter way? I think I have been here before, the situation felt very deja vu.
- Kasper Hviid
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Re: Rectangle glued to background
If your willing to edit the internal files, there is a method!
1. select the rectangle you want to un-glue
2. save the scene, you will see why later
3. extract the saved files, (with 7zip or winrar; its just a zip file)
4. open scene.phn in notepad++ (or any capable text editor, if it all shows on one line, dont edit the file with that program!
5. find the selected items group, near the bottem (usually)
E.G.
6. find the item with that entity ID,
7. change
8. open the scene.phn in algodoo, and TADA!
1. select the rectangle you want to un-glue
2. save the scene, you will see why later
3. extract the saved files, (with 7zip or winrar; its just a zip file)
4. open scene.phn in notepad++ (or any capable text editor, if it all shows on one line, dont edit the file with that program!
5. find the selected items group, near the bottem (usually)
E.G.
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Scene.addGroup {
name := "selected";
entityIDs := [29]
}
6. find the item with that entity ID,
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7. change
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glued := true;
8. open the scene.phn in algodoo, and TADA!
When asking for help, READ THE STICKIES!
- electronicboy
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Re: Rectangle glued to background
Thanks that was fantastic! Only your method revealed that the rectatangle wasn't glued to the background, instead it was fixed to some other object which were glued together with another object which accidently had been fixated to the background. I deleted each fixpoint until the machinery fell down, thus locating the problem. I think I will abandon all use of Glue Together in the future. It is too cofusing that I cannot see what's glued. Thanks for the suggestion, I was ready to drop my machine, but now it works! (as little as there is at this point)
- Kasper Hviid
- Posts: 11
- Joined: Sat Feb 04, 2012 8:52 pm
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