# Data

# Information Assignment

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Write length, area, volume, fire rating, cost, category, subcategory, type, and value assignments to models.

Bilibili video demo → Information Assignment (opens new window)

# Model Information

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Before writing information, confirm that the corresponding project parameters have been added and match the parameters to be read/written in the window.

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  • Parameter Explanation
  1. Write L/A/V (Length/Area/Volume): Read the model's own component information and assign length, area, and volume attributes for presentation in schedules.

The custom section in Write L/A/V is primarily for determining parameter names in custom families. System families don't need attention here.

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  1. Fire Rating: Read the model's own type identity data and assign fire rating attributes.
  2. Cost: Read the model's own type identity data and assign cost attributes.
  3. Type Splitting: Split the model name into three segments for categorization and summarization in schedules. Example: "Partition_Light Steel Keel Partition (Sound Insulation)_115" is a three-segment name.

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Marquee-select the models to write, then click the corresponding function to write. You can also operate directly in schedules.

  1. New Universal Transfer: Transfer various parameter information from the model to corresponding project parameters in text form. alt text

# Write Project Base Point

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One-click adjust the project base point position.

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For large project files, modifying the project base point causes response delay with each data entry. Using the plugin, filled information can be submitted all at once.

# Multi-Project Base Point

Modify the same project base point parameters for multiple project files without opening them.

Steps: Fill in project base point parameters → Click command → Marquee-select project files to modify.

Bilibili video demo → Multi-Project Base Point (opens new window)

# Name Audit

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Assists the "Type Splitting" function by quickly checking whether model names follow the three-segment naming convention.

Marquee-select models to check, then click the function to display types that don't follow the three-segment naming convention in the window.

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Types not conforming to the three-segment naming convention will be identified. Simply rename them directly without operating in the model.

# Rename

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Quickly rename component names.

Recommended to set a custom shortcut key.

Select the component to rename, modify the new name in the popup, and confirm. You can continuously rename multiple components. Press Esc to end the current command.

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Bilibili video demo → Rename (opens new window)