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<h1 class="title_page">Managing the components</h1>
Some objects in the standard, generic or manufacturer catalogues have priced or non-priced options that can be added (present) or taken away (absent) in the scene. These options are called Components in InSitu. To add or take them away, first select an element (a Window or Low oven for example) then click on '''Object | Components''' or right click with the mouse.
 
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This will bring you to this window, where you can find the following information:
 
<span class="chiffre">1</span> Active component for an article
 
<span class="chiffre">2</span> Component reference
 
<span class="chiffre">3</span> Component name
 
<span class="chiffre">4</span> Quantity of the component
 
<span class="chiffre">5</span> Component's price including tax
 
<span class="chiffre">6</span> Component description
 
<span class="chiffre">7</span> Allows you to modify the component's attributes (for example, the width, depth, height, placement height)
 
<span class="chiffre">8</span> Allows you to modify the finish of a component, if available (colour of a decorative side)
 
<span class="chiffre">9</span> Allows you to visualise the details of the component's price
 
<span class="chiffre">10</span> Displays a 3D view of the component if such a view exists
 
 
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[[Image:LogoInfo.png|link=]] '''Remarks'''
Placing a window automatically leads to adding a blind as a component.
A "cutlery" decorative object will have components such as the fork, the glass, etc.
 
 
===Managing the handles===
 
 
In some manufacturer catalogues, handles are treated as components, which means you can isolate them as distinct elements of the furniture and interact with them.
 
If a handle is considered a component, then you can:
 
<span class="chiffre">1</span> Untick its box to make it disappear. Be careful, in this case, the handle will no longer be billed.
 
<span class="chiffre">2</span> Move it and change its orientation
 
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Managing the components

Some objects in the standard, generic or manufacturer catalogues have priced or non-priced options that can be added (present) or taken away (absent) in the scene. These options are called Components in InSitu. To add or take them away, first select an element (a Window or Low oven for example) then click on Object | Components or right click with the mouse.

Composant1 EN.png


This will bring you to this window, where you can find the following information:

1 Active component for an article

2 Component reference

3 Component name

4 Quantity of the component

5 Component's price including tax

6 Component description

7 Allows you to modify the component's attributes (for example, the width, depth, height, placement height)

8 Allows you to modify the finish of a component, if available (colour of a decorative side)

9 Allows you to visualise the details of the component's price

10 Displays a 3D view of the component if such a view exists


Composant2 EN.png


LogoInfo.png Remarks Placing a window automatically leads to adding a blind as a component. A "cutlery" decorative object will have components such as the fork, the glass, etc.


Managing the handles

In some manufacturer catalogues, handles are treated as components, which means you can isolate them as distinct elements of the furniture and interact with them.

If a handle is considered a component, then you can:

1 Untick its box to make it disappear. Be careful, in this case, the handle will no longer be billed.

2 Move it and change its orientation

Composant3 EN.png



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