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  • 1.  Parametrized Filter Nodes

    Employee
    Posted 07-06-2010 22:41

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    Originally posted by: credoblado

    Hi guys,

    Everytime I hit CNTL-X in the BRDViewer and then paste a filter node on the graph, a Parametrized Filter Nodes is created.

    How can I turn this function off?
    See attached for example.

    Thanks,
    Christina
    Attachments:
    test.brg


  • 2.  RE: Parametrized Filter Nodes

    Employee
    Posted 07-07-2010 06:12

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    Originally posted by: mgajdosik

    In the BRD Viewer go to Preferences -> Parametrize Examine Format.

    Unset this value, then you should be ok.


  • 3.  RE: Parametrized Filter Nodes

    Employee
    Posted 07-07-2010 21:11

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    Originally posted by: credoblado

    Hi,
    Which TAB do I go to?
    I can't find this in any of the TABS or in the Advanced option?
    I am currently using Lavastorm Desktop v4.1.3

    Thanks


  • 4.  RE: Parametrized Filter Nodes

    Employee
    Posted 07-08-2010 05:58

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    Originally posted by: rboccuzzi

    It is in the Preferences menu in the BrdViewer application, not in the Node Editor inside BRE. The BrdViewer is the application that actually creates the Examiner node, so it needs to be configured to create it differently. You won't be able to change existing Examiner nodes, but new ones will be created differently.

    Cheers
    Rich


  • 5.  RE: Parametrized Filter Nodes

    Employee
    Posted 08-04-2010 17:29

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    Originally posted by: credoblado

    ok thanks I see it now