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==Creating and Manipulating Objects== | ==Creating and Manipulating Objects== | ||
If you right click on an object in the [[Object Window]], a small menu pops up. | If you right click on an object in the [[Object Window]], a small menu pops up. | ||
*'''New:''' Creates a new, blank object of that type. Many times it is safer to create a duplicate of an existing object because much of the data will be redundant. This is done by | *'''New:''' Creates a new, blank object of that type. Many times it is safer to create a duplicate of an existing object because much of the data will be redundant. This is done by selecting '''Edit''' (see below) and changing an existing object's ID. When you select '''OK''', you will be informed that you have changed the editor ID of the object, and asked if you wish to create a new Form. Answer '''Yes'''. This will create a new object which is an exact duplicate of the one you copied, with the new editor ID you supply. | ||
*'''Edit:''' Same as double clicking on the object to pull up its form window. | *'''Edit:''' Same as double clicking on the object to pull up its form window. | ||
*'''Delete:''' Removes the object and all references for it in the world. | *'''Delete:''' Removes the object and all references for it in the world. | ||
*'''Toggle Quest Object:''' Changes the quest object status without having to pull up the form window. | *'''Toggle Quest Object:''' Changes the quest object status without having to pull up the form window. | ||
*'''Use Info:''' A very powerful option that shows all references and direct links to the object. You can double click on a cell in the "Used in" list and it will load it in the render window with the object centered in the view. | *'''Use Info:''' A very powerful option that shows all references and direct links to the object. You can double click on a cell in the "Used in" list and it will load it in the render window with the object centered in the view. | ||