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Is it possible to add duf. files to menu menu bar, if so how?

RodrijRodrij Posts: 155
edited July 2021 in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

Is it possible to add duf. files to main menu menu bar, if so how?

I know that with Windows>Workspace>Customize I can Right click and "create new custom Action" and then add script files "dse?" to that action which I can then drag into the main menu. 

More specifically my question is if I can do the same with duf files, more specifically things like Render setting save files or Pose files or Scene Subset. So I can create a menu called Render Settings and then have different render files to applied as an menu action.

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  • GordigGordig Posts: 10,047

    Yes. I've added things like G8F and G8M base and Uber Shader to the toolbar before.

  • RodrijRodrij Posts: 155

    Gordig said:

    Yes. I've added things like G8F and G8M base and Uber Shader to the toolbar before.

    How? When I try to add duf files to custom action they don't show up at all. 

  • GordigGordig Posts: 10,047

    You can right-click any file in Smart Content or Content Browser to create a custom action.

  • RodrijRodrij Posts: 155
    edited July 2021

    Gordig said:

    You can right-click any file in Smart Content or Content Browser to create a custom action.

    Thanks.

    Do you know how to set save it to a different menu option other than Favorites and Scripts? I created a "Render Settings" root menu but  when I create custom action, under the Root menu options only Scripts and Favorites menu show up as an option.

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  • GordigGordig Posts: 10,047

    I don't know how to do it directly, but once you have your render settings saved to the Scripts and/or Favorites menu, you can go into the Customize menu, create a new subgroup under the Main Menu Bar called "&Render Settings" (or however you want it, but the & at the beginning makes it a menu bar), and drag the shortcuts you want into that new subgroup.

  • RodrijRodrij Posts: 155

    Gordig said:

    I don't know how to do it directly, but once you have your render settings saved to the Scripts and/or Favorites menu, you can go into the Customize menu, create a new subgroup under the Main Menu Bar called "&Render Settings" (or however you want it, but the & at the beginning makes it a menu bar), and drag the shortcuts you want into that new subgroup.

    That works thanks. 

  • PhatmartinoPhatmartino Posts: 287

    Man I love this forum. I didn't even know I wanted to do anything like this, but now I do! Thanks for the question and the answer!

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