I mostly model in Rhino and import to Moray for texturing and scene
composition. As such, most of the objects that I use are UDO's with many
different objects CSG'd together. Sometimes (most times?) as I am texturing
I forget which parts I have already textured. I think it would be a swell
idea to to have the icon for each object that has a texture to be slightly
different than an object that has no texture in the select tab menu. Just
my 2 cents. 

Thanks
Oldstench................

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Hi Oldstench, you recently wrote in moray.win:

> I think it would be a swell  idea to to have the icon 
> for each object that has a texture to be slightly
> different than an object that has no texture ...
This can be seen in the browser view. Press 'B' with your cursor over
a view and it will become the Browser view. The object then shows
whether it is textured or not....

- Lutz
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> > I think it would be a swell  idea to to have the icon
> > for each object that has a texture to be slightly
> > different than an object that has no texture ...
> This can be seen in the browser view. Press 'B' with your cursor over
> a view and it will become the Browser view. The object then shows
> whether it is textured or not....

how about if an objects wire frame could be displayed in a different colour
of it is not textured - eg hit 'CTRL+B' and all the wireframes for objects
with no texture are shown in red


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I think the "Browser view" works perfectly, no need for different
colours in the 3D-view, you just select the objects that isn't textured

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