In certain cases there may be a need that a certain item cannot be moved, but can be selected.
EXAMPLE: an aggregate whose position is always fixed in relation to the module.
How to register the Movível attribute
Movível attribute definitions
This attribute allows defining whether it will be possible to move an item or not after its insertion in the space.
With a False value, it will not be possible to move the item after its insertion in the space.
When registering this attribute, its default configuration defines that it is created automatically (in a hidden way) for all entities (Automatic Creation property) and with a default value of True (in other words, the attribute is applied in all modules to define that these will be movable in the space. If it is necessary to define the contrary, it is necessary to apply the attribute in the module and change its value to False.
EXAMPLE:
Aggregate items that cannot be moved in the module. In this case, they receive the False value for this attribute.
In the images below, on the left, you can see that with the Movível - True attribute, when selecting the shelf, the Tools Movement tab is available. On the right, with the Movível - False attribute, when selecting the shelf, the Moving tab is not displayed in the Tools.
To apply the attribute, click here and see how to proceed.
How to register the Movível attribute
1. Access the Registry - System - Attributes menu.
2. Within entity.attributes, select the Design group.
3. Click New - Create Attribute.
4. In the displayed window, define:
- ID: Movivel
- Name: Allows move the item
NOTES: It has to be in Portuguese.
5. In the entity attribute record, define:
- Description: Defines whether the entity can be moved
- Grouping: Entity
- Type: True / False
- Default value: True
Keep checkboxes Automatic creation, Dynamic update, and Advanced property
IMPORTANT: All other attribute registration options, not mentioned, must remain unchecked.
6. After registering, click on the Refresh icon to apply the changes and then restart Promob. 