To add and set up all the necessary objects and attributes to the project, navigate to the "Classes" tab:
The system supports class separators for managing extensive class lists. You can configure these separators on the classes page, and they are automatically applied to the class list when you add objects to a frame. In the editor, these separators organize classes into collapsible groups. This allows you to expand or collapse categories, which is highly efficient when working with large volumes of data.
The user can also transfer configured classes between projects (using the three-dot menu).
The process consists of two simple steps:
- Export: In the settings of the source project, open the dropdown menu and select "Export files". The configuration will be saved to your computer in JSON format.
- Import: In the target project, go to the same “Classes” section, click “Import classes” in the dropdown menu, and upload the saved JSON file.
During the export/import process, you can customize your selection by choosing specific classes and determining which of their attributes to include. Additionally, you can select specific global-class and file-level attributes to be processed.
Important: By default, during export, not only the classes themselves are transferred, but also all attributes associated with them.
All imported classes will be added to the existing ones. If the system detects an ID conflict, it will offer you a choice: keep the current class or replace it with the version from the file.
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