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This is odd but my copy/paste seems not working!

launoklaunok Posts: 793
in Bryce Discussion

Up to yesterday and before I never had problems with the copy/paste.  But today when I try to copy a tree to paste it next to it to have a 2nd tree, it doesn't do a thing.  Normally the single 'red' wireframe object turns slightly lighter when the copy/paste is used, but it stay bright red and when I try to move the object (the copy) to it's new location the original object moves and no copy of it appears.  Cnrl C also doesn't work.  I am in view top view (looking down on to the scene) and the object zoomed in. I had even closed Bryce and reopen the scene but still not working.

Are there any other ways to copy/paste an object?

 

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  • Tim82Tim82 Posts: 859

    there sure is :) ...try selecting your object and trying "Ctrl d" ....i hope this helps :)

  • launoklaunok Posts: 793
    Tim82 said:

    there sure is :) ...try selecting your object and trying "Ctrl d" ....i hope this helps :)

    Thank you Tim, it works perfectly. It's even quicker than to copy and paste via the dropdown menu! smiley

  • Tim82Tim82 Posts: 859

    your welcome ;)

  • SlepalexSlepalex Posts: 911
    edited February 2016
    launok said:

    Up to yesterday and before I never had problems with the copy/paste.  But today when I try to copy a tree to paste it next to it to have a 2nd tree, it doesn't do a thing.  Normally the single 'red' wireframe object turns slightly lighter when the copy/paste is used, but it stay bright red and when I try to move the object (the copy) to it's new location the original object moves and no copy of it appears.  Cnrl C also doesn't work.  I am in view top view (looking down on to the scene) and the object zoomed in. I had even closed Bryce and reopen the scene but still not working.

    Are there any other ways to copy/paste an object?

    Much more interesting way of cloning for mesh objects: Ctrl + I, then Alt + I for the following cloning.
    Thus, you achieve two things:
    a) saving memory,
    b) saving the file size.

     

     

    Post edited by Slepalex on
  • mermaid010mermaid010 Posts: 5,481
    Slepalex said:

    Much more interesting way of cloning for mesh objects: Ctrl + I, then Alt + I for the following cloning.
    Thus, you achieve two things:
    a) saving memory,
    b) saving the file size.

     

     

    Thanks for the tip wink

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