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Hello All,
I'm just picking up rendering again after a three year break - and am looking forward to using nXt after previously working with AR3 + AR4.
One issue that I've noticed is that nXt does not seem to respect xclips on block inserts. Is there some setting that will allow clipped inserts to be rendered correctly?
Thanks,
Peter
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Permalink Reply by Ros. Riha on
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it has already been discussed some time ago - xclip is not supported... unfortunately
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Permalink Reply by Peter Ciganek on
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Oh - that's too bad - thanks for filling me in.
Just wondering, when I run a search on the site for "xclip" I get just one result (http://old.nxt.accurender.com/forums/t/2385.aspx) - where was this discussed?
thanks,
Peter
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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It was discussed on the old forum-- but quite a while back. Not sure why the Google search tool didn't find it.
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Lockwood on
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"x-clip" will turn up a few more, but not the key discussion.
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