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It is often useful to select a random subset of a number of objects. The Super Marquee tool can do this by using Random Mode (press the R
key while dragging if the tool is not already in Random Mode). The cursor annotation shows the value which is used to decide whether each selected object should instead be ignored, from 1% to 99%. For example, if the value is set to 40%, then each selected object has a 40% chance of staying selected and a 60% chance of being ignored instead. The value can be changed using the Up/Down Arrow
keys while dragging.
Because the results are probabilistic, some random selections may be less desirable than others (just as flipping a coin ten times can still occasionally produce 9 heads). Pressing the S
key will shuffle the random seed, leading to a different subset of objects being selected.
Super Marquee Tool Random Mode