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Convert Element to a Reusable Template

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Last updated 15 days ago

At any time during your work, you may want to turn part of an existing scene or product into a reusable element. To do this, simply select the elements you want to reuse - just the top-level elements are enough; there's no need to dig into folders or config groups to select the children - like this:

This only created a template in your local editor. You can duplicate the instance (the item with the blue icon) as many times as you like. However, to make this template available in your library, you also need to publish it. You can do this by clicking on the template that you just created and press Promote to library:

Create a template