Hello everyone.
After choosing an object (as the processor) of a library, I want to show some of the subobjects inside it as the pop up in the processor case:
How can we add this to not saturate the library with lots of objects and grouping them into one object type?
Thank you!
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Here's an example where I put 4 user library objects under one entry in the library:
I added the 4 objects to the user library like normal. But then I created a new subnode in the object data of the user library and called it SubObjects. I then copied the 4 objects from under the user library and put them inside the SubObjects node and deleted the originals. Then I added the MyTaskExecuter object and added the subnodes you see above. The main thing is that in the configs node I made an object node for each of my 4 objects and have a droppath node that references it by path. Then I pointed the popOutChoices node of MyTaskExecuter at that configs node.
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