Re: Moonlight|3D

[Anarky <anarky@rdslink.ro>]

Francesco Orsenigo wrote:

> Steve Baker:
>  
> > So if I delete half my models, all that happens is that a 'delete me'
> > item gets pushed on their stacks?
> >
> > What if I change a node in the tree and then decide I didn't want to
> > change it?
> >
> > I don't see this as a substitute for Undo.
> >    
> You are a _genious_!
> Nested undo... so i can decide to undo the undo stack... and maybe i can 
> create a stack for all undos wich in turn can be undone... mmh....
> (noise of rotating gears)
>
> However i agree: is a very cool thing, but you'd need something like a 
> standard undo function upon it.
> The stack undoes on the 'model', the undo function undoes the stack.
>
>  
> > Well - perhaps.   Suppose you had a second object that you created by
> > snapping some of it's vertices to the first object.  When the first object
> > changes, does the second one remain 'attached' to it?  You'd hope so - but
> > I bet it doesn't.
> >    
> Yes, but the effects may get very interesting (or very confusing... the two 
> things don't even exclude each other...)
> It is definitely worth the effort.
>
>  
   even with such possible disadvantages the benefits would be huge. 
XSI I think capitalized a whole version on such a feature if I remember 
correctly.. and somebody who gets 17000$ (I understand) per licence 
prolly does things right ;)