I'm not sure what do you want to do. If you want to just open a PPG of multiple selection you only need an InspectObj(selection) like Matt said. I don't think you even need to convert selection to text. You could change selection with FindChildren, FindObjects or any collection you want to open the PPG without selecting the objects.
If you want a custom PPG to change selected objects without adding them a Custom Property, you wouldn't need to open the multi selection PPG, just create an onthe fly PPG, and link its parameters with your selected objects parameters through a PPGEvent (not an SI event or whatever it is called). M.Yara > > When I select multiple objects that contains the same custom parameters > and I click on selection on the right tab and open the ppg of one of them > and change a value, that value gets changed for all selected objects... I > want my script to select multiple objects and launch the ppg with the same > logic, i.e. have one parameter that will change all the values of the > selection. I can't figure out how to inspect that ppg in that specific way. > It always opens a list of the various objects parameters instead of just > opening one that will affect all selection. > > What do I need to do in my script to make it inspect all as one like it > does when I use the right tab selection menu. > > > > -Mathieu >
