Embed graphics within graphics
- Last UpdatedJan 24, 2025
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You can embed graphics into other graphics. This lets you split your visualization into modules and re-use already defined graphics. For example, you can create a valve graphic and embed it multiple times into a tank graphic.
When you embed a graphic into another graphic, you are creating a link to the original graphic. Any changes to the original graphic are propagated to all embedded instances.
You can:
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Embed a graphic within another graphic.
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Edit an embedded graphic.
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Restore an embedded graphic to the original size of its source graphic.
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Convert the embedded graphic to a graphic.
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Detect the source of an embedded graphic.
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Edit the source of an embedded graphic.
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Override the custom properties of the source graphic.
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Control the size propagation of an embedded graphic.
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Select an alternate or same graphic of an alternate object instance as source.
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Edit the object that contains the source graphic.
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Create a new instance of the object that contains the source graphic.
Related Links
- Embed graphics
- Rename source graphics and hosting objects
- Edit the embedded graphic
- Override custom properties of the source graphic
- Restore an embedded graphic to the original size of its source graphic
- Convert an embedded graphic to a group
- Detect the source graphic of an embedded graphic
- Edit the source of an embedded graphic
- Control size propagation of embedded graphics
- Select alternate graphics and instances
- Detect and edit the containing object instance
- Create a new instance of the containing object