Or maybe the Safer Sidearm just isn't designed to be used as a Lighting Accessory but instead only as a hybrid symbol with the Symbol Insertion Tool. I assume I'm using it improperly or have an incorrect setting engaged somewhere. Having replicated this issue myself just now, wonder if you or someone could share what the proper method is for using this symbol as a static accessory. Now all this being said, in the 5 days since I initially asked this question I have modeled my own sidearm that is more realistic looking to my purposes and gotten it to behave the way I wanted. Instead it attaches to the light in the center of the fixture and doesn't perform the way that I would want it to at all. It being a light accessory, I would think that I would be able to attach it to a lighting instrument in the correct fashion coming off the top of the yoke horizontally 90 degrees. In the resource manager library there is a symbol under lighting accessories that is just the type of sidearm that I'm talking about. The sidearms I am dealing with are of the 1/4' pipe rigged to a light in the place of a traditional c-clamp which has a c-clamp on the end of the pipe which is then hung on a vertical pipe. In the webinar he builds booms with full 2' pipes rigged 90 degrees off of a vertical pipe that he converts to hanging positions and hangs lights off of. You linked me to a very informative webinar that didn't answer my question.

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