Screen Sets - Can they do this?

I'm pretty sure you can do all that. Just hit a number and adjust the screen to taste. Hit the next number do the same...etc. The screen sets will be saved when you save the project.

Rocky

Yes they can do all of that. Edit filter state is remembered as are visible and hidden tracks. In fact just about everything is remembered with the exception of the control bar state.

Set up your first screenset how you want it then copy it to another screenset (Ctrl+screenset number) adjust that to how you want it, repeat that process until you've finished or run out of screensets.

If you want different snap to per screenset though you need to add IncludeSnapInScreenset=1 to you ini file. I use that option a lot.

Save the whole lot as a template or copy to existing projects by opening the target project and select "Import screensets from...." in the screenset menu.

I've been able to user the ctrl-# to clone a screen set, and then hide tracks, show volume envelopes, etc. 

However, if I then add a new track to the main screen set, or zoom into a specific part of the song, then the other screen sets don't automatically update the view mode (clip vs envelope) for the new track or zoom into the same section.  So, I need to either manually update the new track or zoom for the other screen sets, or re-clone the original screen set and then manually add the unique features of the other screen sets.  Either way, manual updating is required whenever I added tracks or zoom.

What I'm wondering is if there is an easy way to get screen sets to automatically "follow" what I'm doing in the main screen set.  So, can I get them to use the same horizontal zoom (and perhaps even vertical zoom)?  Can I get a screen set to *always* show volume envelopes for tracks, even tracks I added after the screen set was created?

For example, let's say I add a new piano track, and am zoomed into 16 bars of just that piano track.  And now I want to quickly toggle back and forth between manipulating clips vs volume envelopes...  Can screen sets let me do that easily, or will they always require manual fiddling?

My goal is to make the toggling between clip vs volume envelope editing as fast as possible, ideally with a single key press.  I'm starting to get a sense that screen sets aren't the answer, unless there are ways to selectively tell a screen set which properties should be screen set specific and which should be global (like snap settings).