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Object List View


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Instructions

This tutorial will explain how to use the Object List View in Artspark!

  • For this tutorial we will be using a Paper Puppet as the example
    object.

For a Video Tutorial of this process watch Introduction to Artspark


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Navigation Window

For tips on Navigation within Artspark view the Navigation Window.

  • Click the Arrow Icon beside the scroll bar near the top of the screen.

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Object List View

Object List View is turned off by default when launching Artspark. Once
enabled, a black pane will appear with a list of all objects available on the
level.

  • To Enable Object List View: Click the checkmark at the top left
    of the screen.

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Object List View Pane

After clicking the Checkmark beside the Object List View, a black
window will appear with a list of all objects in the level.

  • Click an Item to gain quick access for editing.
  • Use the Filter to quickly find an item that requires editing.

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Filter Object List

By typing in the Text Field of the Object List view, you can filter objects
for easier access.

  • Case Sensitive: Filter searches are Case Sensitive so ensure upper
    case is used appropriately.

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Place New Object

When a New Object is Placed, it will appear on the Object List View Pane.
This can be further customized by modifying the following fields.

  • ID No.: ID Numbers can help differentiate between similar objects.
  • Tag: By setting tags, you can categorize items and filter them by type.
  • Custom Name: By using the custom name field, you can add a string
    of text to an object for easier filtering.

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ID Number

By filling out the ID No. Field of your object, it will update the Object
List View, and allow it to be filtered.

  • Numbers Only: Only numbers can be used in this field.
  • Zeroes: Zeroes used before the ID number will not register in the
    Object List View or filter.

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Tags

By Adding a Tag to your object, it can allow for it to be categorized easier
for quick filtering. To add a Tag:

  • Click the Drop Down Menu
  • Select the Appropriate Tag
  • Once Added: It will be registered on the Object View List and filters.

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Custom Name

By Adding a Custom Name to your object, a string of text will be added
to your object to allow for it to be categorized easier and for quick filtering.
In this example colour was added as the name to categorize the object.

  • Case Sensitive: All capital letters added to this string must be used in
    the search.
  • Select the Appropriate Tag
  • Once Added: It will be registered on the Object View List and filters.

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Congrations! You now can use Object List View!

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