Is there an automatically way to find a duplicated model or part, which means that it is replicated the same place?
If you never changed the name of that duplicates', you can search for the # (instance name).
Hope that helped a bit
Quote from: LayC42 on December 31, 2016, 12:48:40 PM
If you never changed the name of that duplicates', you can search for the # (instance name).
Hope that helped a bit
Thank you, but I'm lookink for a way of finding any duplicated object, and not a specific one.
Quote from: Zvi on December 31, 2016, 12:59:44 PM
Quote from: LayC42 on December 31, 2016, 12:48:40 PM
If you never changed the name of that duplicates', you can search for the # (instance name).
Hope that helped a bit
Thank you, but I'm lookink for a way of finding any duplicated object, and not a specific one.
My thoughts were:
If I import any CAD data, I'll get the part names from modelling tool.
If I duplicate any part inside KeyShot, I'll get the instance with a # plus an iteration as post.
So if I search for the # with only part names search option, every instance shows up and will be marked. So I found every duplicate.
Otherwise the tool has to search for every 100% interference between two or more objects. And KeyShot has currently no interference check.
Hope I explained it correctly.