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    Link all settings of one object with another

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      On 16/01/2018 at 20:16, xxxxxxxx wrote:

      Is it possible to quickly link all settings of one object with another?
      Let's assume I have two deformers - Displacer deformer and Formula deformer.
      Bot of them have falloff tab and I need to control all settings of Formula falloff by using Displacer's falloff settings.

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        On 17/01/2018 at 10:20, xxxxxxxx wrote:

        Hi,

        unfortunately I have no one line solution for you.
        I assume, that you want this "link" to work dynamically and react to all changes (e.g. FallOff mode) a user applies, right?

        Basically you will need to set up a tag (TagData), which reads all the parameters from the source object (maybe based on dirty flags) and applies them to the target object (host object of the tag).
        This can be either done "brute force", by hard coding this for all parameter IDs. Another option may be to search the description of the object for the FallOff group and get all DescIDs inside that group for a more generic approach.

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