Vinculación y anexión

These functions help you reuse materials, objects and other data-blocks loaded from another blend-file. You can build libraries of common content and share them across multiple referencing files.

Newly added collections types are available in Add ‣ Collection Instance in the 3D Viewport.

Look in the Outliner, with display mode set to Blender File, to see all your linked and appended data-blocks.

Nota

It is not possible to Append or Link data from much newer blend-files

Vincular

Referencia

Editor:

Barra superior

Modo:

Todos los modos

Menú:

Archivo ‣ Vincular

Link creates a reference to the data in the source file such that changes made there will be reflected in the referencing file the next time it is reloaded. But linked data is usually not editable. Library Overrides can be created from linked data to allow some level of local editing, animation, etc.

In the File Browser, navigate to the external source blend-file and select the data-block you want to reuse.

When you link an object, it will be placed in your scene at the 3D cursor position. Many other data types, cameras, curves, and materials for example, must be linked to an object before they become visible.

Opciones

Rutas relativas

Ver Rutas relativas.

Seleccionar

Makes the object Active after it is loaded.

Colección activa

The object will be added to the active collection of the active view layer. Otherwise, it will be added to a new collection in the active view layer.

Instanciar colecciones

This option instantiates the linked collection as an object, adding it to the active scene. Otherwise, the linked collection is directly added to the active view layer.

Instanciar datos de objetos

Create instances for object data which are not referenced by any objects.

Anexar

Referencia

Editor:

Barra superior

Modo:

Todos los modos

Menú:

Archivo ‣ Vincular

Append makes a full copy of the data into your blend-file, without keeping any reference to the original one. You can make further edits to your local copy of the data, but changes in the external source file will not be reflected in the referencing file.

In the File Browser, navigate to the external source blend-file and select the data-block you want to reuse.

Truco

Blend-files can also be linked/appended by dragging and dropping blend-files into the Blender window.

Nota

Appending data you already have linked will add objects/collections to the scene, but will keep them linked (and un-editable).

This is done so existing relationships with linked data remain intact.

Opciones

Seleccionar

Makes the object Active after it is loaded.

Colección activa

The object will be added to the active collection of the active view layer. Otherwise, it will be added to a new collection in the active view layer.

Instanciar colecciones

This option instantiates the linked collection as an object, adding it to the active scene. Otherwise, the linked collection is directly added to the active view layer.

Instanciar datos de objetos

Create instances for object data which are not referenced by any objects.

Usuario ficticio

Defines the appended data-block as Protected.

Hacer todo local

Appends also all indirectly linked data, instead of linking them.

Recarga y relocalización de bibliotecas

Reloading is useful if you changed something in the library blend-file and want to see those changes in your current blend-file without having to re-open it. You can reload and relocate a whole library from the context menu of the library items in the Outliner’s Blender File view,

Relocating allows you to reload the library from a new file path. This can be used to either fix a broken linked library (e.g. because the library file was moved or renamed after linking from it), or to switch between different variations of a same set of data, in different library files.

Bibliotecas faltantes

While loading a blend-file, if Blender cannot find a library, it will create placeholder data-blocks to replace missing linked ones. That way, references to the missing data is not lost, and by relocating the missing library, the lost data can be automatically restored.

Convertir en local

Referencia

Editor:

Vista 3D

Modo:

Modo Objeto

Menú:

Objeto ‣ Relaciones ‣ Convertir en local…

Referencia

Editor:

Listado

Menú:

Menú contextual ‣ Datos del ID ‣ Convertir en local

Makes the selected or all external objects local to the current blend-file. Links to the original library file will be lost, but it will make those data-blocks fully editable, just like the ones directly created in that blend-file.

Opciones

The operation available from the Outliner’s context menu has no options, and only affects the selected data-block.

The operation available from the 3D Viewport only directly affects selected objects, but it can also make local the objects” dependencies:

Tipo

Optionally unlinks the object’s Object Data and Material Data.

Selected Objects, + Object Data, + Materials, All (i.e. including all scenes)

Limitaciones conocidas

For the most part linking data will work as expected, however, there are some corner cases which are not supported.

Dependencias circulares

In general, dependencies should not go in both directions. Attempting to link or append data which links back to the current file will likely result in missing links.

Limitaciones de objetos como cuerpos rígidos

Al vincular objetos de forma directa a un archivo .blend, las opciones de Cuerpo rígido de éstos no serán vinculadas, debido a que se encuentran asociadas al entorno de su propia escena original. Como alternativa, será posible vincular la escena completa y establecerla como Escena de fondo.

Compresión y uso de memoria

Linking to blend-files with compression enabled may significantly increase memory usage while loading files.

Reading data on demand isn’t supported with compression (this only impacts load time, once loaded there is no difference in memory use).