Clone and Reuse Markups

Modified on Fri, 21 Nov at 5:00 AM

Linarc enables you to replicate existing markup elements on a plan sheet to speed up creating similar annotations and measurement markings.

  • Reposition, resize, and rotate cloned elements to suit your needs at the new location.
  • Quickly reproduce measurement markups in multiple areas without starting from scratch.
  • Ensure uniform dimensional precision by copying instead of redrawing each markup manually.

To copy and reuse markups

  • Ensure you have the plan sheet open with the selected markups. If not:
    • Click the app launcher icon in the top-right, then select 'Documents.'
    • Click 'Plans' on the top and choose 'Plan Sheets' on the left.
    • Open the plan sheet you want to download by clicking its thumbnail. 
    • Use the 'Search' box at the top-left to search for a specific plan sheet using sheet name or sheet number as your search criteria
    • Click 'Existing Markups' and select the markups you want to include in the download copy. See View Markups if you need guidance on selecting the markups you want to view on the plan sheet.
  • Click theicon on the tag of the markup you want to make any changes to

You can find and highlight specific markup elements on the plan by selecting them from the Layer Editor for easy reference and action. 

  • Click  on the left to view the layer elements of the markup. The Layer Editor displays all elements from the selected markups in an expandable-collapsible tree structure for organized viewing.
  • Click the element label in the Layer Editor to instantly highlight the markup on the plan sheet, along with its associated measurements.
  • Click on the element you want to clone and use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+C to copy it
  • Use Ctrl + V to paste the markup. A clone of the markup is pasted above the existing one.
  • Relocate the element by dragging it to your desired spot. 
  • Use the handles at the corners to resize and rotate the cloned version to fit your needs.
  • Click the element label in the layer editor and edit it with a brief description of its purpose, if needed, to keep your elements organized.
  • Use the eyeicon to show or hide the layer
  • Click the trashcanicon to remove an element added by mistake
  • Go to the next tool if you want to add more markup elements

Once you are done with the markup elements, save the layer group as a markup. See Publish Markups for more details.

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