Civil 3D | Multiple Group Deletion Tip Posted by John Evans | Jul 17, 2012 | AEC, AutoCAD Civil 3D, Autodesk, New Post | 2 Share: PreviousSimulation | Using Selection Groups NextAutodesk Purchases Socialcam for How Much?! About The Author John Evans John is an Autodesk Certified Professional with a background in Manufacturing, Aviation, Mechanical Design, Civil Design, and Motion Control. He speaks Japanese and English, and works as an R&D consultant and technical author. Related Posts Inventor | Get your view labels back in whack May 20, 2013 Review of Infinite Skills Inventor Training December 20, 2013 Autodesk Product Development Connecting the Dots October 21, 2010 Gotta See What Autodesk Just Added to the Manufacturing Collection August 11, 2017 Helpful Topics Autodesk Simulation Discussion Group LinkedIn Simulation Group Mechanics of Materials by MTU Madhukar Vable Pure Bending Kinematics Shell Element Notes
 trouble manipulating selections from the prospector. Typically, these end in frustration trying to right-click the set, and having it reduce to only one item.</p>
<h2>Hold the Shift Key</h2>
<p>One thing I found to be extremely helpful is to keep the shift or control key pressed after selecting all the items that you need to affect. It doesn’t activate an alternate menu (on the OEM context menu), and it’s actually a tad bit faster.</p>
<p>In this example I needed to clean up the odd list of Point Groups. I CANT STAND A DISORGANIZED SET OF POINT GROUPS. Anyhow….</p>
<p>Using the control key to pick each group, and then letting go before using the context menu resulted in a single selection 4 times out of 5.</p>
<p>What’s worse than not being able to get the selection you needed? Never knowing whether you will get what you intended.</p>
<p>Just keep the shift (or control) key pressed during the right-click. I guarantee you’ll be a lot more comfortable in the Prospector.</p>
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