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You can create a component as an empty dataset in the sense of a "entry anchor" for the functions of the component browser. The first step is to create a kind of component envelope with its own component ID, which now has to be filled with content. You might | You can create a component as an empty dataset in the sense of a "entry anchor" for the functions of the component browser. The first step is to create a kind of component envelope with its own component ID, which now has to be filled with content. You might start by using a [[Generic symbols|generic symbol]] or by clicking in the browser on the area where you would expect the symbol (bottom left) to edit it.<br><br> | ||
[[Image:Neues_leeres_Bauteil_anlegen_e.jpg|Generate a new (empty) component]]<br>Image: Options using "Generate a new (empty) component"<br><br><br> | [[Image:Neues_leeres_Bauteil_anlegen_e.jpg|Generate a new (empty) component]]<br>Image: Options using "Generate a new (empty) component"<br><br><br> | ||
Latest revision as of 13:20, 11 January 2018
You can create a component as an empty dataset in the sense of a "entry anchor" for the functions of the component browser. The first step is to create a kind of component envelope with its own component ID, which now has to be filled with content. You might start by using a generic symbol or by clicking in the browser on the area where you would expect the symbol (bottom left) to edit it.
Image: Options using "Generate a new (empty) component"