As I see this is not possible, you have to manupulate images individually, and that can be a long annoying process, Am I right?
I was delighted when I saw "View sets" appear in a new version. I hoped it solved the problem above: I set up environment, layer visibility, etc. for a view set, then I can drag and drop on images or videos I want to modify by the setting of that view set. But it isn't like that. It memorises only the layer visibility, and you can't apply this for multiple images.
I would suggest, to create hierarchically the view sets: Sets and subsets: Subsets get the properties of the parental set. The change of the parental set changes properties of all subsets. This would enable a good management for the complex variations (for example: night images > layer visibility 1 / layer visibility 2 ...) In this way I could determine efficiently which properties a certain view set manipulates.
For example I want to change bachground image or location on 45 images:
so I create a view set, which manipulates only these properties and I drag and drop this to all Images.
In this case view sets are Actions that work only, as they are applied to Images / Videos
An other solution would be, when properties of Images would have been stored in the vew sets, and changing a set automatically would be applied on the images that use that certain view set. Hierarchic view set structure could work as above. Or I could select more sets and change properties togeher. In this way images would store only the location and direction of the viewpoint, and all other propertis would be stored in view sets.
For now I think this 2nd solution is better.
Best wishes,
Gergő Jankovics
architect