Copying/pasting objects

Similar to other Windows programs, you can also copy data into the clipboard and paste it again at another location in Wings Vioso RX. The customary Windows key combinations are used:

- Copy Ctrl + C
- Cut Ctrl + X
- Paste Ctrl + V

In Wings Vioso RX, you can copy and paste any object and even object ramps via the clipboard. Even copying and pasting whole shows is possible.

Copying and pasting objects

Right-click one object or several previously selected objects and select Cut or Copy. ...This is how objects are marked.
In order to paste the clipboard contents, right-click some free space in a track and select Paste clipboard. If there is not enough space for the objects to be pasted at the required location, a corresponding message is displayed Make sure there is enough space or select a different location for pasting. x It is particularly easy to paste the copied object into new tracks. In this case there is definitely enough space available. See also Copying objects into new tracks.

When objects are copied from several tracks, they can only be pasted to a different location on the same tracks or into new tracks.
When grouped objects are copied, the pasted objects are assigned to a new group. If the copied objects contain several groups, these groups are maintained and provided with individual group indexes. See also Grouping objects.
When adding parts or whole shows from other projects, the corresponding media files are added to the Media Pool in the folder of the corresponding category chosen last.
Additional timelines are a good place for temporary storage of objects. ...See Adding a timeline.

Pasting objects into new tracks

When objects are copied from several tracks, they can also be pasted into new tracks.

Right-click the area below the tracks and select Paste clipboard to new tracks.

This causes new tracks to be created and the objects from the clipboard to be pasted to them. In addition to this, a group track has been created, which allows you to hide the new tracks and simply drag them to a different position. If necessary you can drag the objects onto a different track while holding the V key.