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# Load Settings
## Components
### Modify Load Settings During Component Insertion
The last step in the component insertion process allows you to modify Load Settings for that component. Click the `Load Settings` button to see the list of settings. You can then toggle the various settings on and off.
Once you are satisfied with the modified Load Settings, simply click the `Change Settings For This Component` button to save your changes.
### Modify Load Settings After Insertion
Select the truss then click the `Truss Settings` button on the top toolbar and choose `Load Settings`.
## Projects
### Modify Load Settings for all components in a project
If you are in a project you can modify default Load Settings for the project by opening the `Project Settings` menu (also available in the Project Menu) and then `Load Settings`. You can also directly change the settings of multiple components that have already been created and see what differences there are between the components' settings.
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