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Function

====== Patch.Repatch.RepatchSelectedFixtures ======

  Void Patch.Repatch.RepatchSelectedFixtures(Boolean forcePark)

^ API | https://api.avolites.com/18.0/api/Patch.Repatch.RepatchSelectedFixtures.html |
^ description | Repatch the selected fixtures. |
^ [[macros:namespace|namespace]] | [[macros:namespace:Patch]] |
^ parameter | forcePark ( [[macros:type:Boolean]] ) : whether to park conflicting fixtures |
^ return value | [[macros:type:void]] |  

During the discussion re. [[macros:example:repatchselectedfixtures|]] Gregory explained:

> The **RepatchSelectedFixtures** function processes fixtures in the selection order, if you use groups to select the fixtures this should be something to be aware of. Partially because of this I also set the **Patch.Repatch.BunchUp** property to **BunchUp** since with the group I was trying (201: All MegaPointe in a copy of the demo show) it failed as it was attempting to repatch to a negative DMX address. I assume this was because higher DMX addresses appeared in the selection before lower ones however I didn’t look into it in detail. In principle **RetainLayout** would be fine to use but you do need to ensure that the specified DMX address and selection order are valid for what you are trying to do.

== Example in == 
[[macros:example:repatchselectedfixtures]]: 

<code xml>
<step>Patch.Repatch.RepatchSelectedFixtures(true)</step>
</code>

== Also used in ==

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== Remarks ==