Thanks for the suggestion Sorry, what i meant was that i want to highlight a group of scenes and the apply a paticular style to that group.

Thank you very much bellwells It was my first ruby script use. The functions have the same name but act very differently, and the way the lay-out behaves is far more intersting. My main use is draw doors in my 2d use of SU, and excuse me if I maintain my wish of having LO arc functions in SU. Marc (anglaret)

Not much use in external renderers, but I've had good luck using the watermark feature to place backgrounds, skies, etc inside the model and than export the whole scene. Take the extra step out of doing it in photoshop, and you also get nicer edges, transparencies, shadows than having to cut out the background in photoshop to put in a background or sky. Depending on the background though, it can somewhat limit the scene shots. (crojack)

Oh, I know about the Scenes dialog window, it would be nice to double-click it to rename it. It is less efficient to always be going to separate windows to do stuff, but maybe I should slow down some. Thanks for the link to the script, that is nice! (crojack)

See, I searched and searched prior to posting this so I would not look like a goob... sorry Eric, you are a goob, no hiding it. Thanks guys, this will get much use.

Oh, thanks. I missed that. And actually, the Hidden Geometry is there also. Gee, I'm confused... That'll teach me not to post so early in the morning. :esmile: (mariocha)

I was thinking the same thing... all the tools are there... just give us a button to control it. and viola.

Have you experimented with Scenes? I use them to do what you describe.

I have been asking for this feature since V2 and the response I always received from Skoogle was to use a shortcut (I use Shift+C). Still, put in that button! poster-Steven Johnson