Manage Presets
Use Manage Presets to create new presets, rename existing presets, and apply preset settings to project components.
Presets are currently available for:
Load Settings
Analysis Settings
Material Settings
Feature Pattern Truss Settings
Profile Defaults
Access Presets
To access the presets, click on your profile icon in the upper right corner. Then select Manage Presets

Manage Presets

Rename Selected Preset
Select a Preset from the list.
Click
RENAME SELECTED PRESETType the new name to use for the Preset.
Click
Renameto apply the changes orCANCELto return to the Manage Presets dialog.

Delete Selected Preset
Select a Preset from the list.
Click
DELETE SELECTED PRESETClick
Deleteto apply the changes orCANCELto return to the Manage Presets dialog.

Modify Settings for Selected Preset
Select a Preset from the list.
Navigate to the load settings section and make the desired changes.
Click
SAVE

Create a New Preset using Save As Preset
Access Project Settings > Load Settings
Select one or more options from the Project Hierarchy (Project, Building, Level, Components, Defaults)
Modify Load Settings.
Click
SAVE AS PRESETType a name for the Preset (something that is concise and descriptive).
Click
SAVE
Note
Creating New Presets is also available under Project Settings for: Analysis Settings, Feature Pattern, and Default Profile Settings.
Tip
After creating a new Preset, verify the new Preset is available by clicking APPLY PRESET... to view it from the Preset list.

Apply a Preset
Access Project Settings > Load Settings
Select one or more options from the Project Hierarchy (Project, Building, Level, Components, Defaults)
Click
APPLY PRESET...Select from the available Presets and click to load the desired Preset.
Click
SAVEto apply the Preset Load Settings based on the Project Hierarchy selections.
Note
Creating New Presets is also available under Project Settings for: Analysis Settings, Feature Pattern, and Default Profile Settings.
Tip
After applying Preset Load Settings be sure to Analyze All Changed Componentst in order to analyze the components with the new settings.

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