A symbol is a graphical representation of a fixture in a Wireframe view. In all wireframe views except isometric, symbols may be used to represent fixtures instead of three dimensional models. Fixtures are associated with specific symbols by default, but you can change the symbol to whatever you like.
Result: The Document Options window appears.
The following procedure changes the symbol for all instances of the selected fixture type in the document. For detailed information about Document-Level changes to Symbols, see Attribute Layouts and Symbols in WYSIWYG.
Note: For fixtures with interchangeable lenses (or lamps in the case of PARs), you must change the symbol for the lamp or lens instead of the fixture.
Result: The Properties dialog box for fixture type appears.
Result: The symbol selection window appears.
Perform this procedure if you want to modify fixture symbols universally so that when you create new files, the symbols that you want are displayed for fixtures (instead of the default symbols). For detailed information about Application-Level changes to Symbols, see Attribute Layouts and Symbols in WYSIWYG.
Result: The Properties dialog box for fixture type appears.
Note: When the same symbol is used for two view types, the Change Symbol button is disabled for one of the view types. Click either of the other two view types to choose a new symbol.
Result: The symbol selection window appears.
Note: Symbol changes may be exported to WYSIWYG User Data files, to be imported into other WYSIWYG installations of the same version (on other computers) or into future versions.