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The key to this is the Worksheets that the Inventory and Equipment List command will generate. Here is a Data Tag that will count the chairs in a Seating Section. File attached Seating Section Data Tag v2025.vwx

Just turn them off if you want to take a screenshot. (Menu command above)

These are constraint markers. They show if a dimension is "attached" to a particular object. As the object changes size/position, then so does the dimension. They work only on 2D Top/Plan geometry. They do not print. If you want to make them disappear, then go to the View Menu > Show > Show/Hide Constraints.

Press the F key and use the search function....

There are already the Update Viewports and Update Selected Viewports commands. If these are what you need, then you can add a shortcut to these commands using the Workspace Manager.

There are two methods: Make sure that Snap to Angle is turned on, and then when you start to move along either of the 3 axes, press the T key. This will fix the object to angle/axis only. Activate the 3D Dragger mode in the Selection Tool Mode Bar.

Add the worksheet into the drawing. Run the Convert to Group command. All the text will be available as individual text blocks.

They can be added as a part of the Stage Deck Plug-in Object.

Symbols cannot be scaled using the Scale Objects command unless you select Entire Drawing. When you do that, then all Symbols in and out of the Resource Manager will be scaled. You can scale Symbols individually using the 3D Dragger as well as from the Object Information Palette.

Label Legends are currently excluded from Data visualisation, so this is not going to be an option. You could explore Data tags which can respond to a limited degree.

I agree - it would not be unreasonable for the SmartCursor to assume that the selected object is the one you intend to move. That seems like a nice improvement. There are two solutions, which would be 'workarounds' - Change the drawing order of the blue rectangle using the Send commands or use the Move By points tool.

Can you not delete the Custom Parameter and remake it?

Yes, that's how I understand it.

When you create the Viewport Style, just make sure that Class Visibilities are set to By Instance. That should then allow you to use the Visibilities section of the Organization Palette on every viewport.