Are selection sets case sensitive at both the object level and at sub-object levels?

Are selection sets case sensitive at both the object level and at sub-object levels?

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Case sensitive at object level only
• D. Case sensitive at sub-object levels only

Answer: (A)

Selection set names are treated as exact strings. This means capitalization matters, and the system distinguishes between different cases when saving or recalling sets. That applies whether you’re saving a selection at the object level or within a sub-object mode (like vertex, edge, or face selections). So you can have separate sets that only differ by capitalization, and you must match the exact case when recalling them. This helps keep multiple similar selections organized without ambiguity. For example, a set named “DoorSel” is different from one named “doorSel,” and both can exist and be recalled independently, across both object-level and sub-object-level selections.

Selection set names are treated as exact strings. This means capitalization matters, and the system distinguishes between different cases when saving or recalling sets. That applies whether you’re saving a selection at the object level or within a sub-object mode (like vertex, edge, or face selections). So you can have separate sets that only differ by capitalization, and you must match the exact case when recalling them. This helps keep multiple similar selections organized without ambiguity. For example, a set named “DoorSel” is different from one named “doorSel,” and both can exist and be recalled independently, across both object-level and sub-object-level selections.