I have a sbs that uses lots of functions and substance graphs from many other sbs files that themselves having lots of crosslinks and heavy big bitmaps to load forever .
How can I collect all the functions and graphs in my current sbs file? Only ones my current sbs is actually using ? Not a huge archive of all sbs files but only functions and graphs that are actually in use?
Hello,
Aggregating a graph's dependencies in a single package is a manual process involving loading these dependencies, copying them in the host package and recreating the nodes referencing them (or remapping them to another resource).
In the Explorer, right-click a package and select the 'Open dependencies' action to load all dependencies that are not included in Designer's default library. Then, any package resource referenced by currently loaded data can be identified by its 'i' badge with that mention in its tooltip. This can help you quickly identify which graphs and bitmaps are currently being used somewhere.
That said, this aggregation process can be done using the Python API. I cannot think of anything that would be missing in the API to accomplish this.
Best regards.
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