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Edit Show Object Properties Panel Window Show Properties Panel |
Properties |
F3 |
The Attribute User Text page lists the user text attached to the selected object.
Adds an User Text key to the object. Prefix a key with a "." (period) to add a hidden key.
Hidden keys will not appear in Object Properties > Attribute User Text.
Retrieves information from the current document or object.
Removes the selected User Text key from the object.
Use the SetUserText command to remove a hidden key.
Reads User Text keys from a .csv or .txt file into the object.
Saves User Text keys in the object to a .csv or .txt file.
Copies the User Text keys in another object to the current object.
Hides the User Text keys that don't include the entered characters in the key and value fields.
The name of the UserText key.
The value of the UserText key.
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Key | Value |
Part name | X-Joint |
Part number | XJT-20-584 |
Supplier | Krypton Metals, Inc. |
Material | Titanium |
Weight in kilograms | 20 |
Selects all the other objects that have the selected key.
Selects all the other objects that have the selected value.
Selects all the other objects that have the selected [key: value].
Objects that only have the key or value will not be selected.
Copies the selected key and value to Windows Clipboard.
Pastes the key and value from Windows Clipboard.
User Text can be copied and pasted between object and document properties. Attribute User Text is pasted to Document User Text in the format of <Key>:<Object Name>|<Value>. If the object does not have a name, <Object Name> is replaced by the object's GUID.
Deselects objects that do not have the selected key.
Deselects objects that do not have the selected value.
Deselects objects that do not have the selected [key: value].
Objects that only have the key or value will also be deselected.
Filter items are only available when multiple objects are selected.
Retrieve text information attached to an object using the SetUserText command.
Attach text information to an object.
Select objects by their user attribute key.
Select objects by their user attribute key and value.
Select objects by their user attribute value.
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