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I opted to try it manually, although this is not my favourite way to do it. It's a lot, I'm certain it can be simplified somehow? Also, it does work exactly the way I want to, but once I wrap it, it doesnt. What could be causing this?

I'm looking for a way to filter objects, it may be a simple question but I'm new to marionettes. Im creating an urban city map for my firm with streets, greenery, buildings etc. The base file for all these parts I download from a database, where they give every part its own name (like: import_streets). I have set up a network which converts these imported objects in a layer from one class to another in the document template my firm uses (so they have the right attributes). Greenery becomes green and roads become grey etc. This goes well, but there are a bunch of objects in the imported file I'd rather delete from the layer im working on. Excess objects like contour lines and region indicating polygons. How do I set up my marionette network so I can filter these specific objects and delete them? I have messed around with the filter node but I'm not quite clear on how it works exactly. I also dont want to delete the classes in case I need them, just in that specific layer I'd like the objects to be gone. Is it possible to input all the objects in the layer into the filter node and make it so it excludes all the objects I want to keep in the layer?

Hey fellow users and devs! Not sure if this is in the right section, but I'm trying to find a way to sort objects into the right classes. To give a background of how and why, I do urban planning and often have to make a site plan of a part of a city in 2D. There are certain websites like Cadmapper who can create a file to import into vectorworks (through DWG for example) so that goes well. It then divides things like streets, grass fields and buildings etc. into different classes within a layer. In our company we use document templates with our own classes with their own attributes. I'm looking for a way to transfer objects from the imported file into the classes of the document template. All I would need to do is take all objects in a class with a specific name and put them in another class with a specific name, such as "imported_greenery" to "default_green" just to give an example. I'm thinking there is either a marionette command which could do it or some other method.