use cases almost everywhereš
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You have no idea how helpful sorting by tags and properties is. 
This is amazing!
One thing I would die for is a search history! Almost exactly like how the command bar works, I would like that kind of functionally.
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Man do I need this feature!
Right now, Iāve been searching up terms, then individually Control + Left Clicking every single object I need to select- very inefficient! Now I will be able to mass edit duplicated models without taking a tedious amount of time.
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Hi, you still didnāt answer me, sorry if Iām being annoying but itās just that I would like an answer to my question
I think @kirazeee325 meant to share this link Explorer [Selection and Navigation Beta]. Let us know if this helps!
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Sorry, it doesnāt answer my question still, my question is if there will be a feature like Replace All for thsi new feature, as it would be very helpful
To clarify your feature request ā would you want to replace whatever has been searched? (e.g. if you search for all instances with a certain name, replace all instances that have that name with another name; if you search for all instances that have a certain property value, replace all those property values with another value?) And what are the most frequent scenarios in which youād use this feature?
Thank you for your feedback!
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Ok, Iāll give a few examples, the killbrick exampel has already being said so hereās some:
I have trees in my map that look bad, they are there as a placeholder, I just created a new tree mode but thereās 100 trees, what I would do is:
Select all trees, and copy the new tree I made, thsi saves a lot of time as I dotn have to change every tree with the new one, also possibly keep its properties, most importantly position and orientation, but also names and attributes and everything can be useful
I have a Script under a part, the problem is that it looks for the part, but with the wrong name, this means I either have to:
Change all of the scripts, which would be done similarly to the killbrick example, or cahnge the name of all the parts, which in this case would be:
myPart.Name = āNameā
for example, I think thsi woudl be useful if it woudl show a box where you can write the Name or something like that, and also I didnāt see something that allows you to se e properties, it woudl be useful also, another use case is:
If thereās a lot of parts that have the worng parent, I woudl select them and change their parent
Thsi are a few use cases taht came to my mind just now, probably others have more, but that is my use cases
Are you certain that packages would not suit your needs?
Sorry but what is a package?
YES!!! ive been wanting this for ages, finally. thanks roblox
This is goodā¦
No more time used up searching for locked parts. Thank you
Itās something in the game that allows you to update one and it updates all of them. Right click the model and you can save as package.
Oh, I didnāt know, tehn this isnāt really useful, even though for new Developers taht donāt know what a Package is it could be useful, but itās @kirazeee325 choice
This is awesome! It feels wonderful to use, looks great, and is intuitive. The one thing I feel like it would really benefit from is the ability to search through attributes like properties. (E.g. attribute:NameOfAttribute=123)
Another possibility, but, likely with more limited use cases would be the ability to use Actually apparently these already exist! <, >, <=, etc comparisons.
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If Iām not wrong they are already there
I use Future Lighting technology, which is heavy-burdened in GPU. So I must select all BaseParts/Mesh/Union to disable CastShadow Property, and although I did have <1,000 parts, my Studio Crash (I did use Macbook Pro 14-inch 2021, which is very strong in CPU-GPU), screenshot below
I love this update anyway, it would be better if Studio doesnāt crash everytime we mass search, thank you in advance!
Attribute support is planned, but might be a while.
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