On Apr 3, 2007, at 8:48 AM, Dave wrote:
I tried that, but it doesn't work, at least in RunRev 2.8.0.370 on
Intel Mac it doesn't. Given the following setup:
01 GroupA
02 GroupB (Inside GroupA)
03 Object1OfGroupB
04 Object1OfGroupB
05 Object1OfGroupB
06 GroupC (Inside GroupA)
07 Object1OfGroupC
08 Object1OfGroupC
09 Object1OfGroupC
10 GroupD (Inside GroupA)
11 Object1OfGroupD
12 Object1OfGroupD
13 Object1OfGroupD
14 GroupE (not in a Group)
If I set the later of GroupE to 1, it becomes layer 1 and GroupA
becomes layer 2. If I set the layer of GroupE to 2, it becomes
layer 2 (inside GroupB) and all the other object layers increase by
one.
Dave,
I just tried the setup you have above and it worked. I started with
the following:
GroupA
GroupB
Control
Control
GroupC
Control
Control
GroupD
Control
Control
GroupE
Control
I then ran this code:
set the layer of group "GroupE" to the layer of group "GroupA" + 1
set the layer of group "GroupD" to the layer of group "GroupA" + 1
set the layer of group "GroupC" to the layer of group "GroupA" + 1
set the layer of group "GroupB" to the layer of group "GroupA" + 1
and ended up with this:
GroupA
GroupB
Control
Control
GroupC
Control
Control
GroupD
Control
Control
GroupE
Control
I can send you an example stack if you wish.
--
Trevor DeVore
Blue Mango Learning Systems
www.bluemangolearning.com - www.screensteps.com
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