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Question Adding Multiple Atoms at Once
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None that I know of.
What I do when I want multiple copies of something is I edit the scene json, copy-pasting the atom, and then in VaM I move them to the right place. Make sure to add different names if you do that.
What I do when I want multiple copies of something is I edit the scene json, copy-pasting the atom, and then in VaM I move them to the right place. Make sure to add different names if you do that.
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You can also duplicate a bunch of atoms with subscenes.
It's also possible to use them to save different sets of atoms, that you can reuse later on to speed up scene construction.
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It's also possible to use them to save different sets of atoms, that you can reuse later on to speed up scene construction.
How to use subscenes - Guides -
Intro What is a subscene? A subscene is simple a part of a scene that is saved separately and that you can reuse at will. You can include any subscene any number of times in any scene. More precisely, a subscene is a VAM atom: it can be found...
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