Outliner
The Outliner 2.0 is a fast and easy to use scene management tool. It has a wide range of features, including selecting, hiding, freezing, linking and grouping objects in the "Hierarchy Mode". In the "Layer Mode" you can organize your scene by dragging&dropping objects from one layer to the other. What's more, the Outliner offers support for nested layers, to manage scenes more efficiently. The interface is nimble enough to keep it open constantly.
Compared to the previous version (1.6.1), there are many improvements. Most notable among them are: hugely increased performance, improved stability, nested layer support and many small tweaks to improve the ease of use. For a list of all changes, click here
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Which Outliner version are
Which Outliner version are you running? Also, does it occur when using Direct3D or OpenGL instead of Nitrous?
color coding
hi
does a color coding on layer basis already exists within?
if not would be a cool feature to add...and optionally the objects within layer may show corresponding wire color
thanks
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demoan666
Outliner not refreshing
Hi,
first of, I have to say, Great script, I use it in every aspect of my work ... but ... my problem is that since I switched to max2012 the outliner window dosen't refresh anymore ... everytime I create a new object I have to close/reopen outliner to display it ... any ideas?? I am running on a very up to date machine with a GTX680 on win7 64.
thanks for the help and amasing script
excellent script!!!
excellent script!!!
"like"
"like"
This will actually be one of
This will actually be one of the new features in version 3.0:
http://script.threesixty.nl/outliner/index.php/blog/2012/04/new-layer-mo...
colours
Hi, it would be great if we could assign layers different colours in the outliner, like in Maya. Not only the wireframe in the viewport but in the outlienr as well. That would be much more clearly when working with lots of layers.
That might take some time
That might take some time yet. I've been busy with other things lately...
When shall we be expecting
When shall we be expecting the newest build?
John Martini
Digital Artist
http://www.JokerMartini.com (new site)
sorry for the bad
sorry for the bad description! Keep up the good work