We need a petition for MORE SCREENSETS.

10? What I'm gonna do with only 10 screensets? 

daveny5


So how do I save the Screenset without the Screenset module showing? 

You don't save screen sets. They are per project only. They are saved with the project. If you want to use the screen sets from one project in another you should have the module visible so you transfer them. You have to have both projects open to do that. 

You can save screen sets. As mentioned in the other thread you can customize your templates with your ideal screenset views which will then be standard across all your projects. To modify them without the screenset module showing you can create a Keyboard shortcut. I set lock/unlock screenset to the tilde (~) conveniently next to the selection row. Hit the number of the screen set you want to modify, make the changes, hit ~ to unlock it, hit the number again to update changes, then ~ one last time to lock it.

perfectprint


You can save screen sets. As mentioned in the other thread you can customize your templates with your ideal screenset views which will then be standard across all your projects. To modify them without the screenset module showing you can create a Keyboard shortcut. I set lock/unlock screenset to the tilde (~) conveniently next to the selection row. Hit the number of the screen set you want to modify, make the changes, hit ~ to unlock it, hit the number again to update changes, then ~ one last time to lock it.

What other thread?

the one I linked to at the top. identical question and responses posted hours before this thread.

daveny5


So how do I save the Screenset without the Screenset module showing? 

You don't need to save them as such, every change is automatically saved unless you have the screenset locked in which case changes aren't saved. You can copy one screenset to another slot by pressing ctrl + the screenset number key.

Screenset control can also be accessed from the "Views" menu where there is a "Screenset" sub menu.

As to moving them between projects, as already pointed out saving them as part of a template will make them available on every new project and importing them from an existing project will load them into the current one.

I have several sets saved in "Screenset Dummy" projects ready for import into others if needed. To create a dummy project though you will need at least one track in them to be able to switch between screensets.

It's also possible to filter which screensets are imported. To do that lock the screensets in the target project you don't want imported, they will be left alone while others are imported.

I'm with Kenneth, more of 'em please CW - oh and the screenset manager/library I've FR'd.

OK Thanks. Yes, I want one set to share between projects. I like to keep it simple.