Metis Smart Modeling - Masks
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+ | In the “Modeling” menu, make sure to select the “Mask” sub-menu. | ||
+ | Create a new or select an existing mask and then click on the “Edit” button. | ||
+ | The mask designer window opens. | ||
+ | In the mask editor, click on the “checkbox” icon in the toolbar. | ||
+ | A “checkbox” graphic appears on the design board. | ||
+ | The graphic can be resized by clicking and holding on the sides or corners. | ||
+ | It can be moved anywhere on the design board. | ||
+ | To deselect the graphic, click on the design board around it. | ||
+ | Another way to deselect is to find it under the control menu on the left and untick the box. | ||
+ | Notice that when the graphic has been deselected, the properties tab is empty. | ||
+ | The graphic can also be edited using the properties section at the lower left-hand side. | ||
+ | For example, set “X1” to 220 and “Y1” to 40 to modify its position. | ||
+ | The graphic moves to the position specified. | ||
+ | In the “Caption” tab, click on the edit icon. | ||
+ | This opens a new window where the graphic can be renamed for all the available languages. | ||
+ | For example, rename it “Available size,” then click on confirm to continue. | ||
+ | The text is now updated. | ||
+ | Now click on the “Link” tab. A link is made to an entry in order for Metis to use the inputted field value in a model. | ||
+ | Click on the “Add” button. This opens a new window where the user can link the graphic to a position or a variable. | ||
+ | For example, select “variables.” Search for a position, for example, “$SelectChoice.” | ||
+ | Select it and confirm. | ||
+ | We now see “$SelectChoice” in the Link tab. | ||
+ | Note: Only one link can be defined per graphic. | ||
+ | The final step is to activate the graphic using the “Activation” tab. | ||
+ | If unfamiliar with "Activation", please refer to the activation video. | ||
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Typical use | Typical use | ||