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Training Recording: Creating Custom One-Line Diagram Graphic Families

Thursday, June 16th, 2022

Learn how to modify the default graphics (or start from scratch) to create custom one-line diagram families.

We look at the following topics for creating custom graphic families:

We also answer the following questions:

“Does the location of the Design Master shared parameter file matter for companies with multiple users?” (26:32)
“When Design Master links shared parameters between the single-line diagram and the model, will that work with my in-house parameters as well?” (32:13)
“How are the Segment feeder graphics used?” (33:16)

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