Written by me@grafxflow
12 Jan, 2010
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You may want to copy and paste an object in the object window in C4D, if you have tried using the quick-keys (Apple + C) copy and (Apple + V) paste. It causes an issue/problem by placing the pasted object at the top of the object window, which can be very annoying when there are loads of objects.
OKAY... Grab the object you want to duplicate and hold the ctrl key at the same time. The icon should change to a plus(+) sign or 2 overlapping boxes depending on which version of C4D you are using - see below image. Then you can place it anywhere.
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21 Sep 2014Lindsay
29 Sep 2014When I modify the duplicated object, and change it's material (for example) the previous object will change as well.
Any pointers much appreciated!
me@grafxflow
29 Sep 2014Are you duplicating the object with the material already added. If so only the object is duplicated not the material. So they will still be sharing the same material and its attributes and any changes will affect both.
So if needed, copy the material and drag and drop it over the duplicated objects material. All the attributes should stay the same such as tiling etc.
Hope this helps.
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