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If you later change the number of smart objects, you can reassign patterns to all loaded smart objects and if necessary change the pattern set. To do this:

• On the Edit menu, click Assign Smart Object Patterns.

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You can assign patterns to Smart Objects in either of these ways:

• Enable Evoke to automatically assign a unique pattern to each smart object. This is the default option.

  To check that Evoke is managing smart object patterns:

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    Open the Preferences dialog box (Settings > Preferences or press Shift-P) and in User Preferences, scroll to the Objects section and ensure that Automatically manage smart object patterns is selected.

    

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    When this option is selected, Evoke automatically manages the patterns for smart objects whenever a smart object is created. Note that:

    • The new smart object is assigned a unique pattern from the current pattern set, if one is available.

    • The initial pattern set is 5-from-8, meaning that 5 of the Pulsar marker LEDs are turned on. There are 56 unique patterns in this set.

    • If you require more than 56 patterns, Evoke switches to the 4-from-8 pattern set. There are 70 unique patterns in this set.

    • Any smart objects that aren't using the correct pattern set are assigned a new pattern.

    • If you require more than 70 patterns, excess smart objects are assigned pattern 0, meaning they will not turn on any markers and can't be tracked.

• Assign patterns using the Evoke API (see Vicon Evoke API & automation). In this case, if you don't want Evoke to make changes to the patterns, in the Preferences dialog box, scroll to the Objects section and clear Automatically manage smart object patterns.
  

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