apply to the project data type (although there is nothing stopping you from
referencing a project UDA from the metadata tab in your project preferences).
Creating UDAs
Creating a scoped UDA for a project, user, or composition can be done in one
of two ways: through the metadata tab in the Tool Details, Project Preferences
or User Preferences, or with the XML editor. If you're using the XML editor,
you must specify a UDA in the XML file associated with the given data type.
Each UDA in the XML resource file will be created automatically in the
database, if not already present, when the XML file is loaded—see
XML
Resource Files
on page 182.
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Summary of Contents for 495B1-05A111-1301 - 3ds Max Design 2010
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Page 196: ...UdaValueEditor UdaMenu 184 Chapter 9 Getting Familiar with Your Workspace ...
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