Color Wildcards

You can specify colors individually, separated by commas, or as a range separated with a hyphen. For colors, the wildcard character matches all colors. For colors, wildcard and non-wildcard characters cannot be combined, the wildcard takes precedence.

Examples:

• wall : 1,3,6,20–30 matches colors 1,3,6, and colors 20 through 30 on level wall.
• wall : * matches all colors on level wall.
• wall is the equivalent of wall : * and matches all colors on level wall.
• wall : 2* is the equivalent of wall : * and matches all colors on level wall.

Level Name Wildcards

You can specify levels individually, separated by commas, or as a range separated with a hyphen. For levels, the wildcard character "*" matches zero or more characters, as shown in the following examples:

• 1, 5, 7–13 : * matches all colors on levels numbered 1, 5, and 7 through 13.
• w* matches levels wall, window and west entrance.
• w*n* matches levels window and west entrance.
• *oor matches door and floor.
• *oor* matches door, floor and doorknobs.

Multiple wildcards can be entered on the same line, such as:

• hvac*, *floor* :22 matches color 22 on all levels that begin with hvac and/or all levels that contain the word floor.

Wildcard Conflicts

Where conflicting assignments occur, more qualified assignments override less qualified assignments. For example:

• wa* : 22 has precedence over w* : 22. In other words, levels starting with wa would match the first assignment, and all other levels starting with w would match the second.
• wall : 22 has precedence over w* : 22. In other words, levels named wall would match the first assignment, and all other levels starting with w would match the second.