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How do I change the same parameter on multiple objects?
To use:, in the 3D view, select one or more TARGET objects, then lastly select the SOURCE object. Press “Ctrl-C” on keyboard and see menu of every attribute type you can copy. Click one (e.g. scale) and you will see the scale of the source object will be applied to the previously selected objects.
How to change an attribute for multiple objects?
Two techniques are described: First, the method of applying changes to a group of selected objects is described. Next, an alternate method using a filter to apply changes is discussed. When using the DOORS object editor you select how to apply changes: To select a group of objects in a module you must be in document view .
How do you change the color of an object?
Left Click the first object, then Shift Click the last object and the selected group of objects changes color to magenta. Click properties… A Read-only icon is displayed to the left of attributes you can’t edit. Click OK …this loads a DOORS window prompt Apply to the Selection?
How do I select a group of objects?
To select a group of objects in a module you must be in document view . Left Click the first object, then Shift Click the last object and the selected group of objects changes color to magenta.
Can you change the value of multiple objects?
Just selecting multiple objects and changing the value does not work because the property selections apply only to the active object which is only one of those selected. As this is a common use case I’m probably missing the easy way.
How to edit more than one object in Altium?
To edit only the last object selected, right-click then choose Properties. Indirect Editing – the attributes of one or more objects that have previously been selected can be edited using the PCB List panel. Examples of viewing and editing Polygon properties directly through the Properties panel or indirectly through the PCB List panel.
How to add modifiers to multiple objects at once?
If you Alt-Click on a property, it’ll work on all the selected objects at once, not just the active object. This works on most properties, including modifiers (as long as all the modifiers have the same name, which they do by default).