Editing Project Libraries

How Editing Project Libraries Works

Once the property set master library has been applied to a project, it becomes accessible for Project Admins inside the project where they can edit the library contents and set access control permissions.

Project libraries can also be edited by the Account Admin by selecting the Edit library or Manage permissions option from the project libraries overflow menu. Changes made to the project library will be reflected in that specific project but do not change the master library or any other project library that used the same master library template.

Please use caution when editing project level libraries as some changes may result in data loss. For more information please see Library Versioning in the Workflow Extensions User Guide.

Note: Project property set libraries can also be edited while inside the 3D Viewer.

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Edit the Project Library

Edit the Library Name or Description

To edit a project library's details

  1. Sign in to the Trimble Connect for Browser application.

  2. Navigate to the Property Set Libraries page in the Account Admin Dashboard.

  3. Expand the Project Libraries section for an existing Master Property Set Library.

  4. Find the project whose library you want to edit.

  5. Click the Edit library option located in the overflow menu to go into the Editor.

  6. On the Editor page, click the Overflow Menu › Library Settings located in the top right of the page.

  7. The library details panel opens.

  8. Make the necessary changes.

  9. When you are done with your changes, click the Publish button.

Edit Property Sets

To edit a project library's property sets

  1. Sign in to the Trimble Connect for Browser application.

  2. Navigate to the Property Set Libraries page in the Account Admin Dashboard.

  3. Expand the Project Libraries section for an existing Master Property Set Library.

  4. Find the project whose library you want to edit.

  5. Click the Edit library option located in the overflow menu to go into the Editor.

To edit the name or description

  1. Expand a Property Set's Settings menu and select Edit.

  2. The Detail Panel for the property set.

  3. Make the necessary changes.

  4. The changes will be reflected automatically.

To add more properties

  1. Click the Add property button.

  2. The property detail panel will be displayed where you can enter the name, a description, and define the property type.

  3. The changes will be reflected automatically.

To delete the property set
CAUTION: Deleting a property set from the project library will result in data loss.

  1. Expand a Property Set's Settings menu and select Delete.

  2. A confirmation dialog will be displayed.

  3. Select Delete.
    Note: This cannot be undone.

When you are done with your changes, click the Publish button.

Edit Properties

To edit a project library's properties

  1. Sign in to the Trimble Connect for Browser application.

  2. Navigate to the Property Set Libraries page in the Account Admin Dashboard.

  3. Expand the Project Libraries section for an existing Master Property Set Library.

  4. Find the project whose library you want to edit.

  5. Click the Edit library option located in the overflow menu to go into the Editor.

To edit the property

  1. Select the property you want to edit.

  2. The property detail panel will be displayed where you can edit the name, description or property type.
    CAUTION: Changing a property type could result in data loss.

  3. The changes will be reflected automatically.

To delete a property
CAUTION: Deleting a property from the project library will result in data loss.

  1. Expand the property's overflow menu (the button is located in the last column of the table).

  2. A confirmation dialog will be displayed.

  3. Select Delete.
    Note: This cannot be undone.

When you are done with your changes, click the Save button.

Managing Permissions

More information on setting access permissions to property set libraries can be found in the Workflow Extensions User Guide.