Builder Right-Click Menu - User Guide

The Graphics Builder features a right click menu populated based on the object that is right-clicked on.

Many of the Right Click menus contain specific options, quick shortcuts and specialized tools that pertain to the object selected.

Create Event

• Mouse
  The Script Editor displays.
  Enter in desired code and then click Save.
• Mouse Click
• Mouse Over
• Mouse Down
• Mouse Out
• Touch
  The Script Editor displays.
  Enter in desired code and then click Save.
• Touch Start
• Touch Move
• Touch End
• Touch Leave

Arrange

• Send to Front
  If the object is behind the graphic, select this to bring in front of the graphic.
• Move Forward
  Sends the object forward.
• Move Backward
  Sends the object backward.
• Send to Back
  Moves the object behind the graphic.

Delete

Deletes the selected component on the graphic in the Builder.

Show / Hide

Click Show/Hide to show or hide the component in the Builder.

Edit Properties

Align and Distribute

• Align
  You must have two or more objects selected.
• Align left
  Aligns the objects to the left.
• Align right
  Aligns the objects to the right.
• Align middle
  Aligns the objects center.
• Align top
  Aligns the objects at the top.
• Align bottom
  Aligns the objects at the bottom.
• Align center
  Aligns the object in the center.
• Distribute
  You must have two or more objects selected.
• Distribute left
  Spaces the Components evenly, starting from the left pixel of each Component.
• Distribute right
  Spaces the Components evenly, starting from the right pixel on each Component.
• Distribute middle
  Spaces the Components evenly, starting from the horizontal center of each Component.
• Distribute top
  Spaces the Components evenly, starting from the top pixel of each Component.
• Distribute bottom
  Spaces the Components evenly, starting from the bottom pixel of each Component.
• Distribute center
  Spaces the Components evenly, starting from the vertical center pixel of each Component.

Tools

• Mass Edit
• Copy Properties
  Copies the properties of the selected component.
• Paste Properties
  The Paste Properties dialog box displays.
  Pastes the information from the previous copy.
  Click Apply.

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• Edit Properties
  The Edit Properties dialog box displays.
  You can edit the properties from the previous step.
  Click Apply.
• Apply Batch Tags

Apply Batch Tags is a feature in several applications of Desigo Optic and is used to apply tags to object(s) within the graphic.

The Apply Batch Tags dialog box displays.

For more information, see Builder Edit Menu (Right).

• Create Query Program

The Create Query Program dialog box displays
Enter the required fields and then click Create.

• Remove Duplicate Programs

Removes any duplicate programs.

• Toggle Interactivity

Selecting this makes the object interactive.
The object cannot be moved or edited.

• Add Hyperlinks

The Add Hyperlinks dialog box displays.
Select a Hyperlink to add from the drop-down and then click OK.
In the next dialog box, choose a navMeta item from the drop-down, and choose a target to link from the drop-down and click OK.

• Resources
• Add Remote
  The Remote Assets dialog box displays.
  Select a resource and then click Apply.
• Add
  The resourcesForm dialog box displays.
  Select a Server Asset to add and click Apply.
• Delete
  The resourcesForm dialog box displays.
  Select the Asset(s) to delete and click Apply.
• New
  The resourcesForm dialog box displays.
  Enter a name, select a Resource Kind from the drop-down and then click Apply.
  The New Resources dialog box displays.
• Edit
  The resourcesForm dialog box displays.
  Select a resource from the Resource drop-down and then click Apply.
  The Edit Resource New Resource dialog box displays.
• Add Related Bubbles

Allows you to add magic bubbles to components not configured to trigger them. This displays the parent equip bubbles, not point bubbles and then adds the relatedBubbles tag to the component and adds the Open Related Bubbles program. Make sure point is bound to object.
If you are looking for the point bubbles, see PointBubbles.

• Point Commands

Allows you to configure predefined onClick commands for a point and add them on components and adds the object property pointCmds.
Another object property displays under it as the points graphic builder ID that contains the action type, duration (if applicable), value and also adds the Point Commands Program needed to execute the command.

• Resize

Resizes the component in the Builder.

• Default
• Small
• Medium
• Large
• XLarge
• Overview Box
• New
  The Create Overview box dialog box displays.
  Select the desired point(s) and then click Apply.
  The Change Point Names dialog box displays.
  Fill out the required fields and then click Apply.
  
• Edit
  The Select Overview Box dialog box displays.
  Select an overview box from the drop-down and then click Apply.
  The Edit “overview box” Menu dialog box displays.
  Edit the desired fields and then click Apply.
• Add
  The Adding Points dialog box displays.
  Select the desired point(s) checkbox and click Apply.
• Short Names

The Change ShortNames dialog box displays.
Select the checkbox next to the desired Supermans, and then click Apply.
The Change ShortNames dialog box displays
Change the name and then click Apply.

Style

• View

The View classes can be added manually in the Classes property of that component.

• Add Value Only

The smartLabel only displays the value portion. If the point has actions, displays on the point and adds the valueOnly marker tag.
If the tag is added, the Styles options now displays Remove Value Only.

• Add Disable Actions/Remove Disable Actions

This hides the on the smartLabel bound to a commandable point to not be commanded through the graphic and adds the disableActions marker tag.
If the tag is added, The Style options now displays Remove Disable Actions.

• Set Command Point

This is used on a sensor point, and allows you to link a commandable point to a sensor so only one smartLabel is used.

This retains the smartLabels virtualPointRef value and status properties not the commandPoint properties. If the command point is overridden, the smartLabelis not purple. If both points have actions, the commandPoint trumps the virtualPointRefs actions. So you get the actions of the commandPoint.

• Set Sensor Point

This is used on a command point, and allows you to link a sensor point on a command so that only one smartLabel is used.

This retains the smartLabels virtualPointRef actions and status properties. If the command point is overridden, the smartLabel is purple. If both points have actions, the virtualPointRef trumps the sensorPoint actions. So you get the actions of the commandable point.