Final trueSpace 7.61 Beta 8 Unofficial Update

[trueBlue]

Found another issue
Selecting the Sync from Workspace button before selecting the Activate button starts the process without Protection!
Edit: I think that having a Link Edit view in the layout is going to have to be a requirement.
I have ran out of solutions
tSBridge.SynchronizeObject(Node.FirstSelected())
tSBridge.SynchronizeObject(Node.Selection())
tSBridge.SynchronizeObject(Space.CurrentScene())
All of the above causes problems with multiple selected objects
Unless you have any other ideas

[clintonman]

Found another issue
Selecting the Sync from Workspace button before selecting the Activate button starts the process without Protection!
Edit: I think that having a Link Edit view in the layout is going to have to be a requirement.
I have ran out of solutions
tSBridge.SynchronizeObject(Node.FirstSelected())
tSBridge.SynchronizeObject(Node.Selection())
tSBridge.SynchronizeObject(Space.CurrentScene())
All of the above causes problems with multiple selected objects
Unless you have any other ideas

I don't see, "Selecting the Sync from Workspace button before selecting the Activate button starts the process without Protection!"
Can you give steps and what to look for?

Are you planning to open a LE view to the scene as part of the process?

[trueBlue]

I don't see, "Selecting the Sync from Workspace button before selecting the Activate button starts the process without Protection!"
Can you give steps and what to look for?

Are you planning to open a LE view to the scene as part of the process?

Select the Sync from Workspace button

Sync from Workspace.png (50.4 KiB) Viewed 1799 times

I was thinking about a Synchronize layout

[trueBlue]

@Clinton
This is a very rough different version of Synchronize on how I think it should work
I have only tested the Workspace aspect Activate/Deactivate portion
Three new scripts, Dock, Open LE, and Close
Close is called from the Workspace aspect Activate/Deactivate button script

After selecting the Activate button

[clintonman]

@Clinton
This is a very rough different version of Synchronize on how I think it should work
I have only tested the Workspace aspect Activate/Deactivate portion
Three new scripts, Dock, Open LE, and Close
Close is called from the Workspace aspect Activate/Deactivate button script

After selecting the Activate button
Screenshot (14).png

What does the Synchronize Camera button do?

[trueBlue]

Node.Select(System.ThisOwner())
D3DView.SetActiveCamera('', '')
tSBridge.SuggestTSStateByAlias("SV_VIEW_VIEW_CAMERA")

Been noticing that the Camera can lose focus at times
Also when you switch to Perspective, and or any other views, the camera loses focus and is no longer synching Workspace with Model

[clintonman]

Doesn't work well with multiple runs on the Default aspect. Ended up with several 3D views

Side by side also removes the possibility of using multiple monitors, so I think the old way still needs to be an option.

Is there any advantage to the side by side window runs?

[trueBlue]

As said I only tested this using the Workspace aspect
As we have discussed the recommended why to use Synchronize is to have a Model view in the main view
This side by side should be the same except that they are docked
I have run out of ideas
The layout idea is not working out

[clintonman]

As said I only tested this using the Workspace aspect
As we have discussed the recommended why to use Synchronize is to have a Model view in the main view
This side by side should be the same except that they are docked
I have run out of ideas
The layout idea is not working out

I also tested in Workspace aspect, didn't see any problems there.
So from what you said above I assume that the code is changing the main view to Model and then opening a new Workspace 3D view docked next to it.
If side by side is an option that can be turned off and on, I have no objection to it.

[trueBlue]

Nope, it opens the floating Model view and docks with the Main view
If Model is already open, Activate does nothing, so that is an issue