Autodesk 663B1-05A111-1001 User Guide - Page 356

13 | Basics Windows and Editors Reference > Relationship Editor By Number By Name All layers read in that have the same index number as an existing layer are merged with that layer rather than creating a new layer. All layers read in that have the same name as an existing layer are merged with that layer rather than creating a new layer. Identifying display layers by color You can associate each display layer with a different color so that it is easier to identify which objects are in each display layer in the Hypergraph and in the scene view. Note If the object or node is selected, it still appears in yellow in the Hypergraph and outlined in green in the scene view. You only see the color for each display layer if the object and node is not selected. To associate each display layer with a color 1 Click Display in your Render Layer Editor (Window > Rendering Editors > Render Layer Editor) to view your display layers. 2 In the Render Layer Editor, select the display layer that you wish to associate with a color. Double-click the color box, which is the box beside the layer name, and the Edit Layer dialog box appears. 3 Select a color from the Color attribute and click Save. All objects in the selected layer appear in the designated color in the scene view and all nodes in the selected layer appear in the designated color in the Hypergraph. Basics 356 In this scene, layer 1 is associated with pink and layer 2 is associated with purple. Relationship Editor Use the Relationship Editor to edit relationships in Maya, where a relationship is a collection or grouping of objects or components. These relationships include: • sets