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Possible bug: Set New Guid

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Hi Arno,

In the latest released I downloaded today, if I import an MDL done in 3DS, Set New Guid in the object object informatio, export and overwrite the MDL file. When I import, the Guid remains as it was before

The scenerio is that I have actually 10 MDLs from 3DS and all of them have the same Guid so I thought with MCX I can set a new one for each to create a library

Update on the issue: I noticed that if I overwrite the file, the Guid that I set in MCX is not saved. I must export in a new MDL file to have the new Guid saved

Cheers
Michel
 
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I don't think its a bug. It's kind of a like a safeguard. After changing the GUID, you have to save the MDL again with a new name.
 
Hi,

That is indeed by design, to prevent accidental changing of GUIDs and thereby ruining the placement of objects.

In the exporter options you find a setting PreserveGUIDOnExport. If you set that to false the GUID will be overwritten.
 
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