Label pool objects

All pool objects can be labeled. This is usually done with the Label keyword.

It can be written in the command line. Simply write Label followed by the object you want to label.

For instance, if group 1 needs to be named "Stage Right QWO" use the following command:

The label command can be accessed by pressing the Assign button twice. The syntax is the same no matter how the command is created:

Label object_type object_number "object_name"

If the text is omitted in the command, a label pop-up appears:

The down-pointing triangle opens an on-screen keyboard.

The scribble icon next to the triangle opens the Scribble pad.

 

The last touched pool object has a white frame around it. If the keyboard is used, then the text input is often interpreted as a new label input and this can be used to label all pool objects. This is the fasted way to label newly created objects.

Scribbles

Scribbles are small drawings that can be used together with or instead of a label.

Scribbles from the Scribble pool can be assigned to a pool object. This is the syntax:

Assign Scribble [scribble_number] At [object_type] [object_number]

Learn more about scribbles in the Scribble section.

Appearance

An Appearance can be assigned to pool objects.

This can also serve as a labeling function. This is the syntax :

Assign Appearance [appearance_number] At [object_type] [object_number]

For instance, if appearance 5 is to be used for world 4, then the following command can be used:

Learn more about appearances in the Appearance section.