The script will alphabetize the Scene View by deleting nodes and undoing the deletes in order. It only does the top level nodes. It does not reorder recursively down the node heirarchy.
Left click alphabetizes the scene. Right click alphabetizes the subnodes of a selected node.
the scene view reorder script can be found here:
http://www.clintons3d.com/plugins/trues ... index.html"
I recommend saving a scene before running, just in case something goes wrong with all the deletes and undo s.
Scene View Alphabetizer
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Wigand
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Re: Scene View Alphabetizer
Hi Clinton
Is it a rename function, or what do you mean with alphabetize?
Is it a rename function, or what do you mean with alphabetize?
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Re: Scene View Alphabetizer
It reorders the Scene View. Image shows before and after.Wigand wrote:Hi Clinton
Is it a rename function, or what do you mean with alphabetize?
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Re: Scene View Alphabetizer
Nice Clinton!
If you add a script at the end that runs LE.ArrangePanels("") it arranges the nodes for you.
If you add a script at the end that runs LE.ArrangePanels("") it arranges the nodes for you.
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Re: Scene View Alphabetizer
Great idea.trueBlue wrote:Nice Clinton!
If you add a script at the end that runs LE.ArrangePanels("") it arranges the nodes for you.
I added the option for alphabetizing the LE view and changed the version to 1.1