Controlling Lights with Single Menu
In the Using Light Tool section, you are able to control one lighting
prop with one control menu. If you apply more lighting tools, then there
will be multiple control menu, which will pile up at the right side of the
preview window; and you need to drag the vertical scroll bar to see each of
them. By following the steps in this section, you can use only one
control menu to control multiple lights.
Controlling Custom Lights with Single Control Menu
In this section, one embedded Light Tool prop is applied. The other custom lights will be controlled by the control menu of it.
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Apply one of the prop from the Light Tool library.
A control menu for the attached light will shown at the top-right corner of the preview window.
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Apply another prepared prop.
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Place four custom lights to the appropriate positions of the new added prop
and attach them to the prop (or the sub-prop).
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Select the custom lights (or their one-level-up parent) and then attach them to the Light Tool.
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Adjust the controls on the control menu of the Light Tool.
Every light in the scene will thus be controlled.
Controlling Light Tool with Single Control Menu
If you have applied with multiple Light Tool and you want to control them with one control menu, then you may follow the steps below:
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Apply one of the prop from the Light Tool library.
A control menu for the attached light will shown at the top-right corner of the preview window.
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Duplicate this prop into multiple Light Tool (you will see multiple control menu shows as well).
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Select the duplicated props and attach them to the first applied
Light Tool.
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Adjust the controls on the control menu of the first Light Tool.
Every duplicated light in the scene will thus be controlled.
