1 |
[quote]It's been a while since I launched ZK, but doesn't integral menu already do this as well? Like it used to show every type you had selected and how many there were in the integral menu window, and from there you could click on a type to select only that type. I distinctly remember that being a thing. Is that not possible any more? [/quote]
|
1 |
[quote]It's been a while since I launched ZK, but doesn't integral menu already do this as well? Like it used to show every type you had selected and how many there were in the integral menu window, and from there you could click on a type to select only that type. I distinctly remember that being a thing. Is that not possible any more? [/quote]
|
2 |
\n
|
2 |
\n
|
3 |
It's still a thing, and I mentioned it in my first reply, and it sounds like @SnuggleBass's issue is more related to the nature of box-select and their own habits around using it than the absence of any way to control what units are selected. It sounds like what @SnuggleBass specifically wants is a way to dynamically exclude specific units from box, control group, and autogroup selection.
|
3 |
It's still a thing, and I mentioned it in my first reply, and it sounds like @SnuggleBass's issue is more related to the nature of box-select and their own habits around using it than the absence of any way to control what units are selected. It sounds like what @SnuggleBass specifically wants is a way to dynamically exclude specific units from box, control group, and autogroup selection.
|
4 |
\n
|
4 |
\n
|
5 |
Box
select
has
no
such
provisions,
but
specific
units
can
be
removed
from
control
groups
with
Ctrl+~,
and
all
units
of
that
type
from
any
autogroups
with
Alt+~.
Note
that
if
a
unit
type
is
in
an
autogroup
and
you
use
Ctrl+~
to
remove
it
from
that
autogrouped
control
group,
that
specific
unit
will
be
kept
out
of
that
control
group
until
you
either
manually
add
it
back
or
re-add
that
unit's
type
to
an
autogroup.
|
5 |
Box
select
has
no
such
provisions,
but
specific
units
can
be
removed
from
control
groups
with
Ctrl+~,
and
all
units
of
that
type
from
any
autogroups
with
Alt+~.
Ctrl+~
works
for
units
whose
control
groups
are
set
by
autogroup,
even
if
new
units
of
that
type
are
created
and
added
to
the
autogroup
control
group.
|