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Bodies Presets

With bodies presets, you can save a set of body selections and apply them to other studies. This is useful when you frequently work with the same group of celestial bodies.

Creating a Bodies Preset

To save the current body selections as a new preset:

  1. Right-click on any row in the Bodies list.
  2. Click New Preset in the context menu.
  3. Enter a name for the new preset when prompted.

Bodies preset creation showing the New Preset option in the Presets submenu

Applying a Bodies Preset

To apply a saved body selection preset to the current study:

  1. Right-click on any row in the Bodies list.
  2. Click Presets to expand the presets submenu.
  3. Click the desired preset name.

Bodies preset application showing available presets in the Presets submenu

The preset updates the body selections to match.

Setting a Default Bodies Preset

You can designate a bodies preset as the default, which is automatically applied to new studies.

  1. Right-click on any row in the Bodies list.
  2. Click Presets to expand the presets submenu.
  3. Right-click the desired preset.
  4. Click Set Default in the context menu.

Clearing the Default Bodies Preset

To stop automatically applying a bodies preset to new studies:

  1. Right-click on any row in the Bodies list.
  2. Click Clear Default in the context menu.

Renaming a Bodies Preset

  1. Right-click on any row in the Bodies list.
  2. Click Presets to expand the presets submenu.
  3. Right-click the desired preset.
  4. Click Rename in the context menu.

Replacing a Bodies Preset

To update an existing preset with the current body selections:

  1. Right-click on any row in the Bodies list.
  2. Click Presets to expand the presets submenu.
  3. Right-click the desired preset.
  4. Click Replace in the context menu.

Deleting a Bodies Preset

  1. Right-click on any row in the Bodies list.
  2. Click Presets to expand the presets submenu.
  3. Right-click the desired preset.
  4. Click Delete in the context menu.
note

Bodies presets require a selected, unlocked study. Unlock the study first if it has completed generation.