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 **Pipeline Favorites** is a very powerful way for you to list your pipeline scripts as a **Table of Contents** and easily access a existing pipelines that are frequently used in your workflow. Your list of pipeline scripts can be viewed or run from the **Pipeline Favorites** list box. The image below shows how you can access your pipeline favorite scripts from the **Pipeline** Menu. **Pipeline Favorites** is a very powerful way for you to list your pipeline scripts as a **Table of Contents** and easily access a existing pipelines that are frequently used in your workflow. Your list of pipeline scripts can be viewed or run from the **Pipeline Favorites** list box. The image below shows how you can access your pipeline favorite scripts from the **Pipeline** Menu.
  
-{{:visual3d:documentation:pipeline:general_information:pipeline_favourites.png?600|}}\\\\ +{{:visual3d:documentation:pipeline:general_information:pipeline_favourites.png?600|}}\\ 
-Your list of favorites can also be accessed by clicking **alt + w**. +\\ 
-=== Setup Default Script Folder ===+Your list of favorites can also be accessed by clicking **Alt + W**. 
 +==== Setup Default Script Folder ====
 When Visual3D is installed, there are typically no pipelines made available to the favorites, so the list box is empty. When Visual3D is installed, there are typically no pipelines made available to the favorites, so the list box is empty.
  
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 The pipeline favorites is populated based on data in the default Script Repository Folder. The **Pipeline Folder** can be edited in the Program Options. The pipeline favorites is populated based on data in the default Script Repository Folder. The **Pipeline Folder** can be edited in the Program Options.
  
-{{:ProgramOptions.jpg}}\\\\+{{:ProgramOptions.jpg}}\\ \\
 Any scripts or subfolders within your selected folder will be populated in the list box.  Any scripts or subfolders within your selected folder will be populated in the list box. 
-=== Create Folders === +==== Create Folders ==== 
-On your computer, create a folder for each collection of pipelines in the default script folder. If the default script folder is populated, the pipeline list box will be populated when Visual3D is executed. Each of the entries in the list box shown is the name of the Folder than contains pipelines.+On your computer, create a folder for each collection of pipelines in the default script folder. If the default script folder is populated, the pipeline list box will be populated when Visual3D is executed. Any folders within the default script folder that contain pipelines will be populated in the Favorites dialog. If scripts in the default folder aren't arranged into folders they will be populated alongside subfolders containing scripts. 
  
-{{:PipelineFavoritesDlg2.jpg}}+{{:visual3d:documentation:pipeline:general_information:favorites_list.png?300|}}
  
 === Viewing and Executing a Script from Favorites List === === Viewing and Executing a Script from Favorites List ===
  
-Each of these folders can be expanded to reveal the pipelines stored in the folder. Double clicking with the Left Mouse Button will execute the pipeline script.+Each of these folders can be expanded to reveal the pipelines stored in the folder. Double clicking with the Left Mouse Button will execute the pipeline script. Execution results can be displayed after running by selecting "Display Results".
  
-{{:PipelineFavoritesDlg3.jpg}}+{{:visual3d:documentation:pipeline:general_information:expanded_list.png?300|}}
  
 ==== Examples ==== ==== Examples ====
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 When Visual3D is launched, the Favorites Dialog should look as follows: When Visual3D is launched, the Favorites Dialog should look as follows:
  
-{{:PopupWizard1.jpg}}+{{:visual3d:documentation:pipeline:general_information:popup_favorites.png?400|}}
  
 Each of these items can be expanded. Each of these items can be expanded.
  
-{{:PopupWizard2.jpg}}+{{:visual3d:documentation:pipeline:general_information:popup_favorites_expanded.png?400|}}
  
-Selecting the long vertical bar with the ? label will open the pipeline file 
  
-{{:PopupWizard3.jpg}}+If the Display Pipeline Results is checked, the Processing Results will be displayed. 
  
-Double clicking on the pipelines will launch the pipeline+{{:visual3d:documentation:pipeline:general_information:favorites_display_results.png?400|}}
  
-If the Display Pipeline Results is checked, the Processing Results will be displayed. {{:PopupWizard4.jpg}} +For example the first example pipeline will generate these pipeline results:
- +
-For example the first example pipeline will generate these pipeline results.+
  
 {{:PopupWizard5.jpg}} {{:PopupWizard5.jpg}}
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