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In the "Per Model Settings" you can take a simple object such as a box or cylinder and use it to make modifications to settings of an area of the master model.
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Click on "Select Settings" and you will be able to choose a whole bunch of speed settings where the objects overlap.
Should work in theory. This using a model to alter behaviour in another model is easily one of my favorite settings that I use these days.
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You could try something like this:
(A)
In the "Per Model Settings" you can take a simple object such as a box or cylinder and use it to make modifications to settings of an area of the master model.
(B)
Click on "Select Settings" and you will be able to choose a whole bunch of speed settings where the objects overlap.
Should work in theory. This using a model to alter behaviour in another model is easily one of my favorite settings that I use these days.
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