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Originally Posted by Stiglr
Hmmm, this just occurred to me...
Can one object be in multiple groups and still operate properly both independently and as a member of each of the groups it's assigned to?
I can't claim to ever have done any exhaustive research on it. But, for complex subsystems such as you find in aircraft, it might be useful if there was that greater level of flexibility for multi-grouping of singular objects.
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i didn't have time to try it, but i think the following from the manual relates to yr question. please post back on whether it suits yr purpose.
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Naming objects
When created, AC3D Objects are automatically named. The object name box is at the bottom of the control panel and allows these names to be set.
Object names can only be edited/set in Group or Object select mode. Object names need not be unique and can be the same across multiple objects. This can be useful for selecting or finding particular objects with the Edit->Select-by-name function (e.g. to select all objects named "chair").
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