Difference between revisions of "HowTo:Use an Unit on a MetaProperty"
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# Navigate to the [[MetaClass]] [[CUSTOMMETAPROPERTY]] in the ''[[Class Browser]]''<br/>[[File:UI_Unit_01.PNG|330 px|border|alt=Unit|Unit]] | # Navigate to the [[MetaClass]] [[CUSTOMMETAPROPERTY]] in the ''[[Class Browser]]''<br/>[[File:UI_Unit_01.PNG|330 px|border|alt=Unit|Unit]] | ||
− | # Locate an existing or create a new Custom metaproperty using the ''[[Bulk Editor]]''<br/>[[File:UI_Unit_02.PNG|990 px|border|alt=Unit|Unit]] | + | # Locate an existing or [[Create_a_new_MetaProperty|create a new Custom metaproperty]] using the ''[[Bulk Editor]]''<br/>[[File:UI_Unit_02.PNG|990 px|border|alt=Unit|Unit]] |
# It is required to assign a UnitItem to the '''UNITITEM''' attribute either by | # It is required to assign a UnitItem to the '''UNITITEM''' attribute either by | ||
#* dragging and dropping a Unit object onto the cell | #* dragging and dropping a Unit object onto the cell |
Revision as of 13:54, 9 December 2013
If an object's property should consider also a Unit (for example Ampere, Volt, etc.) the underlying MetaProperty has to incorporate a Unit Item.
- Navigate to the MetaClass CUSTOMMETAPROPERTY in the Class Browser
- Locate an existing or create a new Custom metaproperty using the Bulk Editor
- It is required to assign a UnitItem to the UNITITEM attribute either by
- dragging and dropping a Unit object onto the cell
- selecting the desired Unit from the dialog appearing after double-clicking the cell
- It is recommended to set at least name and description
- Save the changes with Ctrl+S or the save command