Certain enhancements were made to the Grade bin feature to improve the way grades are organized, stored, and copied and pasted to shots. The enhancements are as follows:

• Within the Project and User settings, you can designate the path for project and user Grade bins.
• Within the init.config file, you can set the location of your grades for the Global Grade bin.
• In the Grade bin, you can organize the grades within the existing Grade bin by holding down the Alt key while dragging and dropping the grade to a different storage container.
• The expanded Grade bin is a new feature in Lustre. Within this view, you can view the grades in a list, view the details, or view the grade proxies (similar to viewing the shots within the Shot bin). You can also choose to see the expanded Grade bin that occupies the entire Player, or view that displays the grades in the left window and a preview of the selected grade in the right window. The expanded Grade bin also allows you to have easier access to copy, delete, sort, and move your grades. See Using the Expanded Grade Bin.
• In the expanded Grade bin, you can organize the grades within the existing Grade bin. For example, you can drag and drop grades from one bin to another, reorder the grades, and create a new folder to store your grades.
• You can drag and drop grades from the Grade bin or the expanded Grade bin to the Storyboard or timeline, and you can copy grades from the expanded Grade bin to the existing Grade bin, and vice versa.
• When using BrowseD, you can browse grades that are located on another workstation.
• The Quick folder option gives you easy access to a selected folder of grade files. Within the file browser, locate the grade folder that you would like access with a single click. Select the folder and press Set Quick Folder. From now on, when you click Quick, you will automatically navigate to the grades folder you have selected.
  NoteOnly one quick folder can be set for each user on each project.
• You can use the Shift+- hotkey to cycle between Grade bin locations.