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2 Hold down Ctrl, and drag from top to bottom and then back up to the starting point. 3 The Define Stroke dialog appears, and the name of the stroke is "HKKH." NOTE Depending on how you drew your stroke sequence, it might be defined by different letters. This is fine, as long as you use the same sequence to enact the stroke after you have finished defining it. If an alert appears, you've either drawn the stroke incorrectly, or this stroke has already been assigned. Continue with the following steps to replace the defined stroke. 4 Choose the Properties command from the Command To Execute list. 5 The option enabled is Single Object At Start Of Stroke, because that's the logical choice for the Object Properties command. 6 Click OK. 7 Drag vertically down and back up over any object in the scene to display the Object Properties dialog for that object. Example: To assign Hide Selection to a stroke: 1 Use one of the first two procedures to activate strokes. 2 Hold down Ctrl, and drag vertically from top to bottom. 3 In the alert that appears, click Yes to redefine the stroke and display the Define Stroke dialog. The name of this stroke is HK. NOTE Depending on how you drew your stroke sequence, it might be defined by different letters. This is fine, as long as you use the same sequence to enact the stroke after you have finished defining it. 4 Choose Hide Selection from the list. 5 Choose All Objects in the Selection Set. 6 Click OK. 7 Load a scene containing several objects, and select two or more objects. 8 Drag vertically from top to bottom in the viewport. The selected objects are all hidden. 7844 | Chapter 26 Customizing the User Interface