The Preset Directory is displayed only in Program/Simulate view. The Preset Directory is a repository of all presets, palettes and sequences in the entire project, selected space or active space depending on the settings.
Click the [All Types] button to display all presets, palettes and sequences that are in the project (or server project). Click the [Presets] 
button to display only presets in the directory. Click the [Palettes] 
button to display only palettes, or click the [Sequences]
button to display only sequences in the Preset Directory.
You can additionally filter the objects that are displayed in the Preset Directory by selecting either the [All Spaces] or [Active Space] button.
Example of Displaying and Filtering
In this example, both [All Types] and [All Spaces] is selected. Notice that the objects are sorted by space, starting with the "(Server) Global" project, at the top, then moving down the project list including all primary and sub-spaces.
If instead, the [Active Space] button was selected, the directory would pare down to display only the objects that are in the selected space.
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By default, presets, palettes and sequences are displayed in the Preset Directory by the space they effect. Depending on the display and filter criteria set as well as the preferences set, the Preset Directory could display an entire space hierarchy path.
With "Show spaces hierarchy in sheets and tables" is set in preferences, the Primary Space is listed first, followed by the sub-space, then area. As many levels of space are used.
The breadcrumb can be set to show only the primary space and sub-space by disabling the feature in space preferences.
There are many ways to create a preset, palette or sequence in LightDesigner. Specifically, to create a preset, palette or sequence from the Preset Directory, right-click inside the directory and select "Create Preset", Create Palette" or Create Sequence" from the context menu. A new preset, palette or sequence will be created and will be automatically selected. If "Create Sequence" was selected, the Sequence Editor displays for sequence creation.
Right-click on a preset, palette or sequence in the Preset Directory and choose "Select Included Channels". All channels that are included in that object will be selected and display in the Editor Spreadsheet as well as in the Plan, Sheets or Channel Properties workspace, whichever is in focus.
There are many ways to place a preset, palette or sequence into Edit mode. Specifically from the Preset Directory, right-click on the object and select "Edit Preset", "Edit Palette" or "Edit Sequence" from the context menu.
Alternatively, click the wrench button 
on the palette, preset or sequence icon to place that object into Edit mode.
In the Preset Directory, click to select a single preset, palette or sequence or select multiple objects by pressing and holding the (Ctrl) button on our keypad and left click on additional objects to add them into the selection. Right-click and select "Send to Folder" from the context menu . A "Send to Folder" dialog displays for selection of all folders that are available for selection.
The following are preset specific features are found in the Preset Directory. Most all features in LightDesigner are achievable through more than one method. This section is specific to how to use these features from the Preset Directory.
Toggle Preset
Right-click on a preset in the Preset Directory select "Toggle Preset" or "Toggle Preset w/o Timing".
Off Preset
An "Off Preset" is a preset that will be used by the "Off" action. Instead of using the default "Off" look of zero percent intensity for all channels in the space, the Off action will recall the levels stored in the "Off Preset". This preset is applied anytime the "Off" status is true and can be used to create "glow" looks.
Right-click on any preset in the Preset Directory and select "Make Off Preset" from the context menu.
The selected preset will indicate "OFF" in the top left corner of the icon in the Preset Directory 
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Recording a Preset
Record values of selected channels into a preset using the tools in the context menu of a selected preset in the Preset Directory.
First set the values desired for the selected channels, then right-click on the desired preset icon in the Preset Directory and select either "Record Current (Active Space Only)" or "Record Current (Selected Only)" from the context menu.
LightDesigner will store the values of the current channels in the active space or the currently selected channels only at their current levels into the selected preset.
The following are palette specific features are found in the Preset Directory. Most all features in LightDesigner are achievable through more than one method. This section is specific to how to use these features from the Preset Directory.
Apply and Apply All
The "Apply" and "Apply All" features can be used to apply a palette to a preset or to channels while in simulation.
Apply a Palette to a Preset
on the preset icon in the Preset Directory. on the preset icon or click the [Commit] button 
on the toolbar. A dialog displays for confirmation to save the preset changes.Apply a Palette in Simulation
Applying a palette applies its stored levels to the channels so that you can see in simulation the affects of the palette alone.
To apply any recorded palette click on the [Apply Palette] button 
found on the palette icon 
located in the Preset Directory.
The following are sequence specific feature is found in the Preset Directory. Most all features in LightDesigner are achievable through more than one method. This section is specific to how to use these features from the Preset Directory.
Start Sequence
Playback a sequence by pressing the "Start Sequence" button 
on the sequence icon in the Preset Directory. When a sequence is playing back, the play bar will indicate progress on the timeline in the Sequence Editor.