Hi Freber,

where is the Prj located :-?
in which main folder :-? 
Realsoft Root

Matthias


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Sent: Saturday, October 16, 2010 12:53 PM
Subject: Nested file instances and paths


> Hi, how does file path resolution work for nested instances? It
> appears as if all paths are relative to the current project and not to
> each file instance. Can anyone verify this? And is this good or bad?
> 
> I have several life-long projects, one of which is a model of my
> appartment. For this I have used bits and pieces from my old
> appartment model and the projects are separated in folders for use as
> file instances. Here are some example files and how they are arranged
> in folders:
> 
> Project root:
>   Apartment.prj
> Project Root/Textures:
>   (Images used for textures in the main building)
> Project root/Furniture:
>   Computer Rack.prj
> Project root/Furniture/Textures:
>   (Images used for textures in the various pieces of furniture)
> Project root/Furniture/Equipment:
>   Computer.prj
> Project Root/Furniture/Equipment/Textures:
>   (Images used for textures in the equipment)
> 
> The main project, "Apartment.prj", includes a file instance referring
> to "Furniture/Computer Rack.prj". The computer rack, in turn includes
> a file instance referring to "Equipment/Computer.prj". When working on
> "Computer Rack.prj", the geometry can be loaded, but when working on
> "Apartment.prj", the geometry of "Computer Rack.prj" can be loaded,
> but thge geometry of "Computer.prj" is not shown. I only use relative
> paths in the file instances as I sometimes work on a different PC
> where the location of the project root is different.
> 
> Is there a way to make the paths relative to each file instance or is
> there a better way to organise the pieces? The idea here is, of course
> that the same furniture and equipments is supposed to be used in
> different projects without the need for tedious copying and version
> management.
> 
> Best regards,
> Fredrik
>

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