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Chapter 14 Hyper Editor 463

Operation

Grid

The grid defined by the Grid parameter in the Event Definition Parameter box is very

important:

• During selection, all events within a grid section are selected

• When you change the values of existing events, all events within a grid section are

altered, and

• New events are added at the grid positions, in accordance with the value set as the

Delay parameter.

Selection Techniques

You can use any of the usual selection techniques (see “Selection Techniques” on

page 36), with the following differences:

• To select individual events, hold down Shift, as you would when selecting several

events that are scattered across the screen, and;

• When making a rubber band selection, hold down Shift (be careful not to click on

any events).

Moving and Copying Events

When moving selected events, you also need to hold down Shift.

To copy events, use Option as per usual.

Both operations allow you to move events to other event definition lines. The events

will be converted automatically.

Altering Event Values

You can alter individual values by grabbing the event beam (with the pointer or pencil).

As you change the event value, the current value is shown in a help tag.

Altering Several Events

If several events are selected, you can alter all of their values relatively, by grabbing one

of the event beams. The absolute differences between the event values remain

constant. If one of the beams reaches the top or bottom value, you will not be able to

go any further in that direction.

If you hold down Option while doing so, you can keep raising or lowering the values of

the selected event group, until the grabbed event beam reaches the top or bottom.

Setting Up a Manual Series

Existing Events

Draw the events with the mouse pointer, while holding down the mouse button.

Creating New Events

Draw the events with the pencil, while holding down the mouse button. The pencil is

preset as the second tool (Command key).

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