[UX Improvement] Preserve Selection Filter Options or Provide “Select All” Shortcut/Button

[UX Improvement] Preserve Selection Filter Options or Provide “Select All” Shortcut/Button

KIMDZ
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[UX Improvement] Preserve Selection Filter Options or Provide “Select All” Shortcut/Button

KIMDZ
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Dear Fusion 360 Team,

I would like to request a usability enhancement for the selection filter system.

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[selection priority  ]is extremely useful, especially for batch operations like chamfer or fillet on multiple edges. However, once this option is selected, all other selection filter options are unchecked automatically.

This behavior becomes a workflow burden, particularly when switching back to sketch editing or general object selections. Users must repeatedly:

  1. Open the Select menu

  2. Click on Selection Filters

  3. Click Select All manually

This repetitive process slows down design work significantly.

 

Is there a way to add a “Select All” button or directly activate it via a command?

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jhackney1972
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The feature you desire it already there. When you click the Selection Filter Icon you have on your menu, it places a check mark on it. When you are finished you click again on the same icon and the check mark is removed returning the selection filter to "Select All".

 

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KIMDZ
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WOW ~!!!!! 

That’s a really helpful tip — I wasn’t aware of that workflow. Thanks so much for the quick response as well! super super~!!😀

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Most software only allows one-way activation with a single click, so I didn’t realize that clicking again here would deactivate the option.

Now that I understand it, it’s actually a great UX. Thank you!

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KIMDZ
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😀😀

 

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