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Merging of Design Wide Objects
You can merge a design object with another design object.
Example 1: Merging Design Wide Objects
In this example, P100 has ports 1, 2 and 3 and P101 has ports 4. Merging P101 into P100 creates a single object (named P100) that has ports 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Any objects to be merged must be the same type of object (connectors must be the same type of connector).
This action does not break library part associations so it is not possible to:
merge objects with different library parts
merge an object with another object with a library part if the ports are invalid
Parent Topic:
Design Wide Object
Capital Systems Modeler User Guide, 2512.2606
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