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If I Hide the object in BlockEdit, exit, and answer yes or no, the hidden object is removed from the Block definition, but left in the file.

Running Show reveals it.

Inserting the embedded Block a second time reveals that the hidden object is not part of the embedded block definition.

when I hide objects through a tag folder, the problem I mentioned above occurs. But when I hide objects through their tag (not through folder) it works fine.

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There's this old hidden objects game that I remember playing when I was young. I used to play it on our old computer and my uncle downloaded that game for me back then. Sadly, he's already passed away and I can't ask him for any information so I was hoping I could get some help finding it here.

This is not just a place for game developers to advertise sketchy web games. If you link to a game, you must give an explanation for why you think subscribers here would like it. Is it really a hidden object game?

I picked up Walkabout and have been having fun with it, but there's a side challenge in the game about finding lost golf balls (or other things). My wife really enjoys this part of the game, so I was wondering if there are any games that essentially implement a hidden object game in VR? Seems like VR is a great platform for such a thing.

I also tried this in another project, in which I wanted a powerup to be hidden until the player pushes a button to make it appear. However, despite being hidden, the player was still able to pick it up. I wanted to make it so the powerup CANNOT be collected unless it can also be seen as well.

Maybe I misunderstand something here but what is wrong with the condition to check if object and layer is visible? Or you did not know it is exist?

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I apologize if this has been posted before. I am trying to edit a graphic with many fine points and I want to make different variations of the same design in aggregate. However when I select same "fill stroke and color" it will select objects which are locked (so should not be selectable), as well as if they are hidden. I also tried putting the object I don't want it to select in a different layer (as well as locking and hiding it) and it still gets selected. I've posted a picture below to show you what I mean.

Yes, it is pain in the lower back, that hiding and locking works so different with AD than other programmes. Unfortunately you cannot determine the scope or selection where the same should be selected. As often you can workaround: Set temporarily the opacity for elements who are not meant to be selected to a different opacity and then change back to the original opacity value.

It would be very helpful if you could set whether locked or hidden layers should be ignored when using "Select same". As it is implemented at the moment, this function is almost useless if you have many objects of the same kind on different layers and want to select them only on one layer.

when I want to select all symbols of a certain stroke weight or stroke colour my organised layers are ignored and all instances are selected even if they are on hidden or on locked layers. This is very counter intuitive and I can't find any efficient work flow other than one by one picking hundreds of objects hoping I didn't miss any.

It would make more sense, AND be more useful if locked and hidden layers could not be selected. After all, they are hidden or locked for the very purpose of not wanting to change them, yet the command to "select-same... " overrides that very intentional choice to lock and hide. I would like to know whether this was an oversight in the implementation or whether there is some useful reason for this behaviour. For me it is worse than useless, because I can often not see what "select same" has selected because most of the time, most of my very large map is off-screen.

I too am curious about this. I think about things like this and try to come up with a reason why there isn't any option available to choose from Select all, unlocked, visible, hidden, locked. Obviously coding a Select All is going to be far easier than giving choices. Also, with choices comes the question Where to place those choices? In the Menu as checked items or as a preference so as to keep the clutter down in the menu. We can only hope that this will be forthcoming.

Since my last comment i discovered one mitigating action, that does not solve the functionality I need, but at least prevents me inadvertantly selecting and editing hidden and locked objects that would be off-screen even if they were visible. The "Edit All Layers" icon at the bottom left of the Layers panel restricts editing. When toggled "on" it allows selection absolutely everywhere regardless of intentional hiding and locking by the user, and when toggled "off", it is too extreme in the opposite way of limiting selection to the currently selected layer only.

it is VERY hard to see from the appearance of the "Edit All Layers" icon whether it is actually "on" or "off". I mean VERY hard, such that I have to click several times to compare the two icon shadings. I've tried different interface colouring options, and none alleviate this lack of distinction. So it is easy to have one's intentions thwarted with a selection that is too unrestricted or too constrained, and not notice this until multiple edits have been done, only to notice some time later, that in other layers or other areas of the design, many objects that I thought were safely hidden or locked have been moved, or edited, or worse - deleted.

I bring those to the top, but if I forget to do that it may take time to find it again. It would be great to have an option here Screen Shot 2019-10-21 at 10.44.32 AM.png422716 44.2 KB to find hidden elements (where the checkbox is hidden)

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The curiosity and the intention to discover new things are so typical for the human nature. Actually people develop essentially on this way, learn most effectively about the things researching. That is why hidden object games are becoming favourite online games genre. They answer exactly on the people basic need - to find the hidden answer.

On this web page you could find a large list of hidden object games that can answer to your appetite for discovering and adventure. For reminding, the main task in these games is to find hidden objects or pictures on the screen. You are usually given a list of names, shapes or other object descriptions, so you should find out these items, if you want to go to the next level.

Maybe it seams easy for you, you concern yourself as a person that has discerning eye but these games are not as easy as they look. Some details are hidden so good that you need hours an hours of detective work. Sometimes they are about finding differences in 2 almost identical pictures, but some hidden object games are about searching for very tiny clues that lead to solving a great mystery.

Question, are the hidden objects randomly picked out of available objects in the picture? Or are they always the same objects? So for example would level 12 always have you look for the Glass, sunflower etc.? Will they always be in the same position too?

My suggestion would be to have a database stored of every object in the picture and have the game select a small random sample of everything available in the picture to be shown. If you have the ability to manipulate their location, that would make it even better. Spitballing something real quick for example:

You could block in the whistle or better, have a whistle that needs to be placed in the scene. Place target points of where the whistle could possibly go (maybe a SmallObjectBillboard) in several locations where a small object, like a whistle or a pocket watch, could go. Have the system choose one of those locations at random and place the whistle in that location. It would then be added to the array of objects to be found, the CurrentObjects array is what you have in the scene currently.

Each level in the game has a different room, for example, living room, kitchen, bedroom, etc. Each room has different items to be found. The room may have 40 or 50 items scattered around but only 10 or 12 of them are clickable. Level 3 and level 12, for example, might both be in the kitchen but the items to find may be different in level 3 than those in level 12. Unity has a demo of making a hidden object game but I wanted to use UE4. Here is the link for the Unity tutorial to show you what I am trying to do. Unity 5 - How to Make a Hidden Object Game - Part 1 - YouTube . I am not familiar with Unity at all and I am just beginning to learn UE4 but I would prefer using UE4. Being an absolute beginner with UE4 is why I am looking for a tutorial.

Alternatively, would getting something like Vectorworks help? This is what I use to do most of my rectilinear modelling.

You could import the CAD file as .dwg and, there it might be simpler than in C4D to reorder the objects, as Layers are reinterpreted as Classes.

cinema wont actually render objects that are off scene, so deleting them wont actually make any difference in that sence, but it does use off scene objects in calculating the raytraced reflections and gi solution to the objects in-scene.

but, if you do want to erase them anyway, one solution is to select ALL objects in your scene in faces mode, then box select all the faces in your camera view. then invert that selection so it selects all the faces off screen, then just hit delete.

I tried that now just to make sure - the effect of placing a plane to obscure everything else in my scene has very little effect - 15s vs. 16s. The difference may be more significant if the hidden objects had transparency w/ refraction. Not the case here tho. 2351a5e196