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# Fixture Manager

The Fixture Manager window allows managing, viewing, and exporting information about the project's fixtures.

## Access Fixture Manager

The Fixture Manager window can be access*ed* through *Windows > Fixture Manager.*

![Windows > Fixture Manager](/files/jc4nNAhtXocQYwRTrENx)

### Window detail

The Fixture Manager window displays the information of the fixture's project inside a table, which can be filtered, sorted, customized, and exported.

![Fixture Manager window](/files/q27AOKwMmzuXmxhndfZ3)

#### Fixture selection

If needed, you can restrict the fixtures displayed in the table by using *Selection > Show Selected Fixtures Only.*

![](/files/giD3GhTWAVjp6TsSBeCo)

### Table layout

Per default, only a few columns are displayed. Right-click on a *column header > Column Chooser* to show/hide the desired column.

![Column Chooser](/files/t0iEZ1QQwAm3rT31FdWL)

From the Customization panel, double click or drag and drop the desired column to add it into the table.

You can save your layout and import it later on, if needed, through the File menu > Load/Save Layout:

![](/files/8sJy8xZCkksWhIaw5pum)

### Export Table

The table can be exported as CSV through the File menu > Export Table:

![](/files/lAqHqv6SCH13f9Hn4y2I)

Please note that only shown columns will be exported. If a piece of information is missing, add the column to the table first.

## Fixture management

Like its name, you can manage your fixture directly from this window to

* Assign Fixture IDs
* Change Patch information
* Assign Laser Sources
* Add a description
* Etc. ...

Several tools are available to update your fixtures:

![Fixture Manager > Tools](/files/t37eZ4xRmhqUH3cQplRF)


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