Autodesk 00128-051462-9310 User Guide - Page 2136

The Style Manager is displayed with the current drawing expanded in the tree view. 2 Expand Multi-Purpose Objects, and expand List Definitions. 3 Select the list definition to which to attach notes or reference files. 4 On the General tab, enter a description for the list definition under Description 5 To add a note, click Notes, click the Notes tab, and enter the note. 6 Click Notes, click the Reference Docs tab, and attach, edit, or detach a reference file: If you want to... Then... attach a reference file click Add, select a file, and click OK. edit the description of a reference file select the file, and click Edit. Enter the description, and click OK. edit a reference file double-click the reference file name to start its application. detach a reference file select the file name, and click Delete. 7 Click OK twice. Classification Definitions A classification definition is a group of named properties or characteristics that you can assign to building objects such as walls and doors. Classifications enable you to track objects by construction status, project phase, building element, vendor, or other criteria. A classification definition is applied to an object type. The definition contains classification names and descriptions. Each classification can have property sets attached to it. Classifications and Schedule Tables Classifications provide additional control over the content of schedule tables. You can include: ■ only those objects that meet the classification criteria. ■ classification definitions as columns. ■ additional information from property sets you create and attach to individual classifications. Uses for Classifications Here are some examples of classification definitions: ■ Classifications for multi-view blocks enable you to distinguish among blocks to use for furniture, appliances, fixtures, and equipment ■ Classifications for project phases can call out changes specified for new or demolition work and existing structure to remain ■ Classifications for door types let you filter partition doors in bathrooms from door schedules Classifications and the Display System You can modify display sets in a display configuration to show or hide objects based on their classification. For more information, see "Displaying Objects by Classification" on page 472. Managing Classification Definitions Classifications are organized in a hierarchical view in the Style Manager. Classification names must be unique within classification property definitions. To create, edit, copy, or purge classification definitions, you access the Style Manager. The Style Manager provides a central location for working with definitions and styles from multiple drawings and templates. For more information about using the Style Manager, see "Style Manager" on page 490. 2096 | Chapter 46 Schedules and Display Themes