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kirkr5689
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February 23, 2023
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Is there a simple way to make all or selected nodes unique and local to current package ?

  • February 23, 2023
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Like "make unique" and "make local" in Blender ?

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Correct answer Cyril Dellenbach

Hi again @kirkr5689 

 

For the archives size issue, you can check in your “export with dependencies” files what’s hiding in it. This is probably due to heavy bitmaps or complex meshes.

 

And for the scripting part, we are not aware of such a script, even if it seems possible trough Python. You should try to copy the sbs dependencies, and inside your graphs (with Python) replace the instance nodes with a node linked to the copies.

 

Best regards,

 

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Cyril Dellenbach
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Cyril DellenbachCommunity Manager
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February 28, 2023

Hello Kirk,

 

If I get you well, this seems possible trough Python API.

 

But if you only need to have an autonomous folder, you can Export with Dependencies 

Right click on your package > Export with dependencies

 

Keep me posted.

 

Cyril Dellenbach (Micro) | QA Support Artist | Adobe
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    kirkr5689Author
    Inspiring
    February 28, 2023

    When I do "export with dependencies"  it for some reason makes  2GB archives sometimes, with a half of my hard drive.    So I am looking for a way to collect necessary things  manually.   So if you know a script  that could  make selected node unique  and saved in current package  I would be appresiative  

    Cyril Dellenbach
    Community Manager
    Cyril DellenbachCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
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    March 6, 2023

    Hi again @kirkr5689 

     

    For the archives size issue, you can check in your “export with dependencies” files what’s hiding in it. This is probably due to heavy bitmaps or complex meshes.

     

    And for the scripting part, we are not aware of such a script, even if it seems possible trough Python. You should try to copy the sbs dependencies, and inside your graphs (with Python) replace the instance nodes with a node linked to the copies.

     

    Best regards,

     

    Cyril Dellenbach (Micro) | QA Support Artist | Adobe
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