Editing
Common Parameters
When you have
selected multiple operators in the Network pane, it is possible
to edit parameters that are common to the selection. These edits
can include the setting of a parameter value, turning on or off
a checkbox, or the creation of an expression. You can also set keyframes
on common parameters
Feedback
To edit common
parameters, select two or more operator nodes in the Network pane.
In the Parameter Controls found at the top of the Parameter pane,
yellow text appears to indicate how many operator nodes have been
selected. There is a also a star
icon which can be used to deselect all of the operators except for
the visible one. You can also choose which operator will be visible
in the Parameter pane by selecting from the menu on the right side
of the Parameter Controls.

Editing
Values
There are two
ways to edit common parameter values. When multiple nodes are selected
you can click in the parameter field and enter a new value. This
value will now be used by all of the selected operators that share
the chosen parameter.


You can also
MMB-click
in a parameter field to call up a Value grid. Any changes you make
with the value grid are relative to the values in each of the operators.
For example, you could select a few objects with different translate
X values then use the value grid to move all of them along X by
2 units without altering their relative positions.


Entering
Expressions
When you enter
an expression in a parameter field, it will be entered for all the
common parameters based on your current selection.
Set
Keyframes
When you have multiple operators
selected, you can Alt-click
on a parameter name or a parameter field to keyframe the parameter
for all the selected nodes.
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