Replacing a Component - Revision history

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ReeceL at 15:39, 18 September 2013

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ReeceL: ReeceL moved page Component Replace to Replacing a Component

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ReeceL moved page Component Replace to Replacing a Component

ReeceL at 11:20, 22 August 2013

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ReeceL at 11:16, 22 August 2013

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-To replace a component, right-click on a selected component on either the [[2d_Panels|2D panels]] or [[System_Panel|3D system panel]] and then select 'Replace' option in the context menu. This brings up the 'Component Replacement' window which contains a list of components to choose from to replace the component. This list consists of recently used components as well as components with similar functionality to adequately replace the selected component.
+To replace a component,first add the component that you  wish to have as a replacement, this will add the component to Flowcodes memory.
 There will be times when the required replacement component won't be shown.
 For example, the LED Mono is currently used and you want to replace it with an LED that will use your own images.
 There are a lot of LED Mono macros to replace so it would be a lot quicker to use the replace option.
 In this case, there are no alternative components as the 'Replace' option is grayed out.
-All you do is add the component you want replacing, then delete it, so Flowcode remembers it.
 [[File:Component-Replace2.png]]

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-To replace a component, right-click on a selected component on either the [[2D Panel]] or [[3D System Panel]] and then select 'Replace' option in the context menu. This brings up the 'Component Replacement' window which contains a list of components to choose from to replace the component. This list consists of recently used components as well as components with similar functionality to adequately replace the selected component.
+To replace a component, right-click on a selected component on either the [[2d_Panels|2D panels]] or [[System_Panel|3D system panel]] and then select 'Replace' option in the context menu. This brings up the 'Component Replacement' window which contains a list of components to choose from to replace the component. This list consists of recently used components as well as components with similar functionality to adequately replace the selected component.
 There will be times when the required replacement component won't be shown.
 For example, the LED Mono is currently used and you want to replace it with an LED that will use your own images.

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-To replace a component, right click on a selected component on either the [[Dashboard Panel]] or [[System Panel]] and then select the 'Selection' option in the context menu, this brings shows a sub-menu where you can then click 'Replace' (Selection > Replace...), this brings up the 'Component Replacement' window which contains a list of components to choose from to replace the component. This list consists of recently used components as well as components with similar functionality to adequately replace the selected component.
+To replace a component, right-click on a selected component on either the [[2D Panel]] or [[3D System Panel]] and then select 'Replace' option in the context menu. This brings up the 'Component Replacement' window which contains a list of components to choose from to replace the component. This list consists of recently used components as well as components with similar functionality to adequately replace the selected component.
-{| style="margin:auto; text-align:center;"
+[[File:Component-Replace1.png]]
-|-
-|[[File:Gen Component Context Menu Selection Replace 01.png|center]]
+All you do is add the component you want replacing, then delete it, so Flowcode remembers it.
-| width="250px" | [[File:Gen_Arrow_Right.png]]
-|[[File:Gen_Component_Replace_Window_01.png]]
+[[File:Component-Replace2.png]]
-|}

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−	~~<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:Components</sidebar>~~
	The Component Replace function allows you to replace an existing component with another component with similar functionality, when replacing a component the properties are kept and copied over to the new component, e.g. the port and pin the component is connected to and even properties such as the Polarity etc.		The Component Replace function allows you to replace an existing component with another component with similar functionality, when replacing a component the properties are kept and copied over to the new component, e.g. the port and pin the component is connected to and even properties such as the Polarity etc.

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−	<sidebar>Sidebar: ~~Adding Finishing Touches~~</sidebar>	+	<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:Components</sidebar>
	The Component Replace function allows you to replace an existing component with another component with similar functionality, when replacing a component the properties are kept and copied over to the new component, e.g. the port and pin the component is connected to and even properties such as the Polarity etc.		The Component Replace function allows you to replace an existing component with another component with similar functionality, when replacing a component the properties are kept and copied over to the new component, e.g. the port and pin the component is connected to and even properties such as the Polarity etc.

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−	To replace a component, right click on a selected component on either the [[Dashboard Panel]] or [[System Panel]] and then select the 'Selection' option in the context menu, this brings shows a sub-menu where you can then click 'Replace' (Selection > Replace...), this brings up a window ~~containing~~ a list of components to choose from to replace the component. This list consists of recently used components as well as components with similar functionality to adequately replace the selected component.	+	To replace a component, right click on a selected component on either the [[Dashboard Panel]] or [[System Panel]] and then select the 'Selection' option in the context menu, this brings shows a sub-menu where you can then click 'Replace' (Selection > Replace...), this brings up the 'Component Replacement' window which contains a list of components to choose from to replace the component. This list consists of recently used components as well as components with similar functionality to adequately replace the selected component.

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 |[[File:Gen_Component_Replace_Window_01.png]]
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	The Component Replace function allows you to replace an existing component with another component with similar functionality, when replacing a component the properties are kept and copied over to the new component, e.g. the port and pin the component is connected to and even properties such as the Polarity etc.		The Component Replace function allows you to replace an existing component with another component with similar functionality, when replacing a component the properties are kept and copied over to the new component, e.g. the port and pin the component is connected to and even properties such as the Polarity etc.