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Shape operator - include children option. - robertfreitag - 08-18-2019 Hey Tyson, would it be possible to add the option for "include children" within the shape operator like here? ![]() I'm aware that we have the "split group members" function but as far as I know most users including me try to avoid groups at any costs. IMHO it would be much cooler and more elegant to just have a dummy as a reference node and the hierarchy below it would be the shape or the elements. I think managing link-hierarchies is much easier than managing opening and closing groups and adding and removing geo from and to it. Though I understand that this is the "old" pflow style and I do understand that people might understand the feature better if they come from a Pflow background. Thanks -Robert One more thing ![]() ![]() If you have a VFX scenario with a series of shots and you have to be able to quickly port a tyflow setup from shot to shot with similar FX but for example changing colliders, it can be much easier to just manage a hierarchy beneath a dummy than having to re-pick within a list box all the time. I am not sure how much of a performance hit it would be SDK wise, so if the collector function would have to be re-evaluated all the time it would probably be too much of a performance hit. But that is for you to decide! ![]() Thanks for considering. -Robert RE: Shape operator - include children option. - tyFlow - 08-20-2019 For collisions, use a tyCollection helper....that's what they were made for. As for the Shape operator, it doesn't yet take tyCollection or hierarchy input. Perhaps something to add in the future... RE: Shape operator - include children option. - robertfreitag - 08-20-2019 I did not know about the tyCollection helper! ![]() Thank you! |