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Named Selection S ets Dialog 85
To s e l ect ob j e cts i n a s et :
1.
Highlight the set in the Named Selection Sets
dialog.
2. Click Select Objects In Set to select all of
the objects in the highlighted set.
Inter face
In the Named Selection Sets dialog, all of the
current named selection sets are displayed. By
clicking the plus (+)orminus(-)icon,youcan
expand or collapse (respectively) the object list for
each set.
The buttons along the top of the dialog let you
create or delete sets, add or remove objects from a
set, select objects (independently or as a selection
set), and see which named selection set(s) a
particular object belongs to.
Create New Set —Creates a new selection
set, including any currently selected objects as
members.
Note: If no objects are selected, an empty set is
created.
Remove—Removes the selected object or
selection set.
Note: Deleting an object or its selection set does not
delete t he object; it only destroys the named set.
AddSelectedObjects—Adds the currently
selected objects to the selected named selection set.
S ub t r act S e l ect ed O bject s —Removes currently
selected objects from the selected named selection
set.
S ele ct O bj e cts in Set —Selects al l members of
the cur rent named select ion.
S el e ct Ob j e ct s by Na m e—Opens the Select
Objects dialog (page 1–78),whereyoucanselecta
group of objects. The selected objects can then be
added to or removed from any named selection set.
Highlight Selected Objects—Highlights all of
the named selection sets that contain the current
scene selection.
Status B ar—Displays the
current named selection set, as well as what’s
currently s elected in the scene. If more than one
object is selected, the number of selected objects is
displayed.
Right-click menu
Additional commands are available when you
rig ht-click in the Named Selection Sets dialog .
Rename—Lets you rename the selected set or
object.
Tip: Youcanrenameobjectsorsetsbypressing
F2 .