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June 6, 2022 at 10:32 amFAQParticipant
Sometimes, you may want to display or even change the attributes of certain zones. When doing this, if there are many target zones, it can be difficult to select a particular zone. In these situations, it is useful to use the Selection Helper function.
Example: Display zones whose name begins with wall.
1. Launch Selection Helper from the Display category
2. Select the By Zone Name option and set the Zone Type to face
3. Enter “wall*” in the Zone Name Pattern
4. Zones, whose names start with “wall”, are selected The Selection Helper function supports all panels, including Display, Manage and Domains.
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