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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
The Load Into Scene command will load another project into the current workspace, adding its materials and geometry to those of the current project. You can import any of the supported file types. | The Load Into Scene command will load another project into the current workspace, adding its materials and geometry to those of the current project. You can import any of the supported file types. | ||
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| + | Many applications have a separate command called Import for files in different formats. To import files into Silo, simply use [[Open Scene]] or Load Into Scene, and then select the preferred alternate format. | ||
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| − | *See [[Supported 3D Formats]]. | + | *See [[Supported 3D File Formats]]. |
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Latest revision as of 00:49, 12 August 2008
Default Shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + O
Menu Path: File > Load Into Scene
Description
The Load Into Scene command will load another project into the current workspace, adding its materials and geometry to those of the current project. You can import any of the supported file types.
Many applications have a separate command called Import for files in different formats. To import files into Silo, simply use Open Scene or Load Into Scene, and then select the preferred alternate format.
