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Making unique without creating many files.

Making unique without creating many files.

Making unique without creating many files.

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Say I create a component array.
And I want to make "unique" its 100 elements. (in order to change their sizes or modify them).
is there any way to do it without creating 100 files ?

Regards

RE: Making unique without creating many files.

That's what the word 'unique' means.

Now if you want to replace '100 components' with the same SAME 'unique' component (of course it would be 'unique' any more ;-) that's a different situation. However, you truly want '100 components' each different in some way from all of it's neighbors, then sorry, you'll need '100 unique components' with 100 different part files.

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