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Latest revision as of 12:23, 24 February 2009
Operation
The operation will copy a paint object that has been registered in the paint object list and paste it on to a nominated panel. An Inheritance can be set linking the new paint object (will act as a child) to the original paint object (parent).
Example
Using this routine operation with the following attributes:
r.NewObjectIndex = CopyPaintObject(l._Paint Objects[OriginalObject],l._Model Objects[HostPortal],1)
The Paint Object called OriginalObject (registered in the _Paint Objects list) is copied. The copy is placed on the HostPortal portal. The final flag (Non-Zero) indicates that the copied paint object will act as an inherited paint object. If this was a zero (0), the new paint object will NOT act as an 'inherited' object.
The Routine Operation will automatically place the created paint object into the _Paint Objects list. The index of the new Paint Object will be returned (r.NewObjectIndex).
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