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Components and member parameters

Change member parameters, choose the scope of repeated-member edits, and insert built-in or reusable components.

Wizard objects are built from members such as posts, rails and boards. In the Structure editor, the Inspector lets you edit the selected member and control whether identical members share the change. The same component library is also used for reusable components in the main 3D view and focused editors.

1

Open and select a member

Select a supported wizard object and open its Structure editor. Select one member to see its Parameters, when supported, alongside Position, rotation and size and Appearance. Not every member exposes the same parameters.

2

Set the edit scope

For a group of identical members, choose All identical to change the group or Only this one to change the selected member independently. Read the count above the choices before editing. Reset can return an individual edited member to its identical group.

3

Enter a parameter

Edit an offered parameter such as width, height or length. Use the project’s displayed units, or type an explicit unit such as 150 cm or 5 ft. The field and viewport describe the same member; check the result before continuing.

4

Add a built-in or saved component

Clear the member selection, open Inspector, and find the Components section. It contains the shared component library and built-in parts. Choose a part and place it in the viewport. Add (A) opens member insertion. Press Esc to stop an active placement.

5

Copy and repeat members

Use Duplicate or the shared Copy workflow for selected members. Grid array… and Circular array… are available through member actions. The along-a-path array is not supported for structure members; its disabled control explains the alternatives.

6

Manage linked copies

Reusable components can have linked copies. Their Inspector shows the shared component identity and offers Make unique when you need an independent copy. Do not assume that editing one linked copy changes only that copy.

7

Finish or undo

Edits are recorded in the drawing history as you make them. Done leaves while keeping them. Cancel attempts to undo available changes back to the session entry point. Undo and Redo work one recorded step at a time; Done does not package the session into a single undo step.