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18. User Blocks 82 Advanced Training The application of user blocks can be divided into three independent steps. The steps must be carried out in the given order and all of them must be made. 1. Creating the user block A user block can be created as a standard project. There are no explicit restrictions to it. Usually, the user will be working on his/her project and either at the end or some time during the design phase s/he decides to make a user block of the current state of the project. Then the only thing that must be done is save the project to the disk. It may be useful, however not compulsory, to use function Save As and give the project such a name that gives a hint about the structure in the project. 2. Storing the user block to the library In order to be usable as a user block, the project must be stored in the User block library folder (see Program settings > Directory settings). This may be achieved in two ways. • The user specifies the proper path in the Save As dialogue (see paragraph above) and saves the project directly to the User block library folder. • The user saves the project to his/her common project folder and then copies the file to the User block library folder. The file may be copied in any file-management tool (e.g. Windows Explorer, Total Commander, My Computer dialogue, etc.) Tip: The user blocks may be stored not only in the given User block library folder, but they may be arranged in a tree of subfolders. The subfolders may then group user blocks that have something in common. This arrangement may lead to easier and clearer application of user blocks, especially if a long time passes from the time they were created and stored. When using this tip, all the subfolders can be chosen:
3. Inserting the user block into another project using the following procedure 83 Scaffolding 1. Open service Structure: a. either by means of tree menu function Structure, b. or by means of menu function Tree > Structure, c. or by means of icon Structure on toolbar Project. 2. Select and activate function User blocks. 3. A User block wizard opens on the screen. Its left hand side window shows the organisation of the User block library folder, i.e. it shows any possible subfolders. The right hand side window then displays all available user blocks saved in the appropriate folder or subfolder. 4. Select the required folder. 5. Select the required User block. 6. Click [OK] in order to insert the block to the current project. 7. Select the required options for the import (see below). 8. Position the user block to the desired place and click the left mouse button to put the block there. 9. If required, repeat the previous step as many times as required or necessary. Note: If the User block is a parameterised project, the program asks the user to provide all necessary parameters in order to complete the definition of the user block.
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