Maybe it works if you use: att "Zoom" ?
Can confirm that works...still strange why 'att Tilt' does work, but 'att Zoom' doesn't...
I guessed it might be because the attribute definition and the pretty definition were the same, but I changed the pretty name to Zooom and it still didnt work 
Time to chance all macro's to include " I guess
It is good practice to always use quotes when calling things by name. That way you don't have to worry about spaces or conflicts with existing keywords or the like.
Fair enough, but I feel in this particular case it 'should' still work without quotes like the other attributes Using the number works aswell, but that is slightly more difficult to troubleshoot if needed...
I don't think that's a safe assumption at all. Which is why it's good practice to use quotes when you want to use a name.
p.s. Did you look at the command line history when it wasn't working?
I agree, it's processing the Z in zoom as Zero, probably a parsing bug but just always using quotes avoided any future issues keyword/helper collisions.
I totally agree, using a literal string is the only way to go...1337, baby...1337. Programming is more than pushing a 'Record' key/button....
I don't think that's a safe assumption at all. Which is why it's good practice to use quotes when you want to use a name.
p.s. Did you look at the command line history when it wasn't working?
I thought I did, but did not spot the Z=Zero thing before. I agree using quotes is the safe way to do things, but then you would not discover things like this I just posted it here so maybe some devs might read it... Not something high priority and I already had a work around before posting so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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