Exporting and importing object parameters

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‎2017-02-09 06:18 AM
‎2017-02-09
06:18 AM
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‎2017-02-09 02:31 PM
‎2017-02-09
02:31 PM
PatHarding88:
What you should do is create your own Subtype for your electrical objects. Parameters in this Subtype will appear in all child objects of the Subtype (in blue). If some of the parameters are not used in particle Objects, then they can be hidden and removed from parameter transfer.
David
What you should do is create your own Subtype for your electrical objects. Parameters in this Subtype will appear in all child objects of the Subtype (in blue). If some of the parameters are not used in particle Objects, then they can be hidden and removed from parameter transfer.
David
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‎2017-02-09 07:29 PM
‎2017-02-09
07:29 PM
If You exported the library to xml You can of course copy the parameters section between objects...but subtype is the easiest way.
Best Regards,
Piotr
Best Regards,
Piotr