Removing a single layer or attachment from multiple layers and attachments.<\/p>\n
There are several ways to do it because its been in such demand.<\/p>\n
Method #2: This is the way you were taught in class. I won\u2019t cloud the issue with teaching you the other primary method. (there are actually 7 methods so when you need extra horse-power\u2026know that its there)<\/p>\n
Use just this way UNTIL you have need for \u2018doing more at the same time\u2019.<\/p>\n
#2: Using AutoAdorn<\/p>\n
1- Make sure you have a folder below #RLV named !Adorn<\/p>\n
2 \u2013 Create a new folder (say aWhiteFans or rWhiteFans) below this one and put your item (usually one but could be more) into it<\/p>\n
3 \u2013 Right click on this folder (aWhiteFans or rWhiteFans) and \u201cwear\u201d the item(s). Then you can remove them<\/p>\n
4 \u2013 On the event where you want the item(s) to be removed enter this a line on the *autoadorns ?? nc like this Removing a single layer or attachment from multiple layers and attachments. There are several ways to do it because its been in such demand. Method #2: This is the way you were taught in class. I won\u2019t cloud the issue with teaching you the other primary method. (there are actually 7 methods so when you … Continue reading AutoAdorn: Stripping Using Negative Adorns<\/span>
\nExample for event #3: 3,-WhiteFans
\nnotice the minus sign (-). This is what tells the HUD to look for a folders below !Adorn called either aWhiteFans<\/strong> or rWhiteFans<\/strong> and remove all the items in it, and YES it will remove items in both folders (aWhiteFans<\/strong> and\u00a0rWhiteFans<\/strong>) if you have happen to have both so caution.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"