The native 3ds Max implimentation allows you to open the main MassFX dialog (similar to the "lucid Flex settings"), and then make a selection of scene objects. While that selection is active, you can change massFX properties and it will propogate to all objects in the selection. 

Thanks Marsel, Sure it could be a Lucid 2.0 feature. I will try this with "Modifier Zorb" or "Misison Control" - i think these scripts allow mass spreadsheet style editing of selected object's properties, I haven't tried them.

The main things I see a user wanting to do is remove lucid modifier from all objects (or selection). I consider myself a novice Maxscripter and can do this with a simple macro, I am just guessing some users would want this option in the scene. Rayfire has a tools sub-menu. 2 options "Clean up scene from Rayfire info". "Clean up selected from Rayfire Info". 

For me - a use case was, I was testing Lucid in a scene with over a thousand objects and trying to do a simulation. I then wanted to reboot and try a new approach. But it was difficult to find out which objects still had lucid modifers applied - and if they were going to impact the new simulation.

Just a quick update. Marsel, Modifier Zorb works great. It is easy for users to mass edit, instance or remove lucid modifiers (or any modifiers. I'd never used it before!) It even seems to expose some extra properties not found in the Lucid Modifier UI?

A tool like this makes a Lucid explorer or dedicated tool for editing simulation properties a much lower priority.