Add a child object or dependency
When an object added to a library object in the
Library Designer
is later modified in Studio 5000 Logix Designer
, the modifications must also be added to the library object in Library Designer
for the library object to include the new functionality. For example, if a valve object has new rungs added to a contained ladder logic diagram in
Studio 5000 Logix Designer
, the new rungs must also be added to the valve library object in Library Designer
.
IMPORTANT:
Items in the
Selected Objects
column are color-coded to indicate whether they are fully associated, partially associated, or not associated in Library Designer
.- Items that have been newly created inStudio 5000 Logix Designerdisplay as black.
- Items that have newly added associations inStudio 5000 Logix Designerthat have not been replicated inLibrary Designerdisplay as blue.
- Items that are fully associated display as green.
To add a child object or dependency to an existing library object
- In theSelected Objectscolumn, click the items to add. Press theShiftorCtrlkeys while clicking to select multiple items.
- After selecting objects. either:
- Drag the selection on top of an existing library object in theLibrary Objectscolumn.
- Right-click the selection, then selectCopy. Right-click theLibrary Objectsfolder, then selectPaste.
The selection is added at the appropriate locations within the existing library objects structure. The new elements inherit all applicable substitutions from the library object.
IMPORTANT:
Default substitutions are inherited automatically. Overrides to the default substitution, and all other decoration, must be applied manually to new elements of an existing library object.
Alternatively, a new library object can be created that includes the modified elements, since any Logix object can be used to create multiple library objects. The two library objects will be saved with different version numbers when they are added to a repository in the
Library Object Manager
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