If you have one macro connected to multiple material input pins on the obj node, when you material-pick either of the materials that have this node connected, all of the pins become highlighted. To better distinguish which is which, the actual material pin should be highlighted differently or the others shouldn't be highlighted.
Originally noted by buggy in this thread
OctaneRender® 1.024 beta 2.44 (lin/mac/win) [OBSOLETE]
+1 yep would be great:)matej wrote:If you have one macro connected to multiple material input pins on the obj node, when you material-pick either of the materials that have this node connected, all of the pins become highlighted. To better distinguish which is which, the actual material pin should be highlighted differently or the others shouldn't be highlighted.
Originally noted by buggy in this thread
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tetrochuan
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am i missing it?!
cant find the link to the actual version!?
cant find the link to the actual version!?
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SamCameron
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+1 , looking forward to have multiple GPU's at full throttle.iljubicic wrote:Anything new?!