I'm trying to create and add a Style to the door.

[LeeJaeYoung]

I'm trying to create and add a Style to the door.
I would appreciate it if you could tell me where to look.

 

[Barry Kelly]

Easier to 'save as' a 'custom door leaf'.

Otherwise you will need to edit the user interface macro for the doors, as well as the image file showing the image of the doors as well as the actual door leaf object itself.

And as you have discovered, that is not so easy.

Then as soon as the library is updated, you will need to do it all again.

Just save as a custom door leaf and you can use it in any door.

The door leaf will be saved in the embedded library so you will need to export it to an office library if you want to use it in other files.

Barry.

[Lingwisyer]

Given the macro names do not actually change, unless you named your own version, your would just need to extract the new version and replace the macro with your editted version. It is not like any of these have really changed in the past few years... Still, a pain the make the initial edits...

[Barry Kelly]

So long as it is an edited version of the macro and not a 'saved as' version, as the GSID for the macro needs to remain the same.

You will also need to edit the image file for the door leaf selection and the user interface script.

I am not sure if the user interface is part of the door leaf object or a separate macro.

Barry.

[LeeJaeYoung]

If editing is difficult, don't do it.
If you tell me which part it is, I would like to read it.
I would really appreciate it if you could tell me the UI part and script.

[Lingwisyer]

The macro is just called DoorLeafPanels.

General GDL Object => Model Element => Macro => DoorLeafPanels

As far as I know, the macro is self contained, exluding images, and includeds all the relevant UI.