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The edit-in-place mode is characterized by the following user interface changes:
â– On the ribbon, the contextual Edit in Place tab for the selected component
is displayed.
Edit in Place tab for Wall Endcaps
â– Right-clicking an editable object component displays a context menu that
has commands for editing the component, and for exiting the edit in place
mode.
â– Editable object components are displayed with a different color and
hatching. You can change the display of the components by changing the
color, lineweight, and hatching. For more information, see Changing the
Display of Object Components in Edit-in-Place Mode on page 1132.
â– A number of commands, like closing or saving the drawing are deactivated
while the edit-in-place mode is active. In order to access them, you must
exit the edit-in-place mode first.
Sometimes, multiple edit-in-place entities are created in a single session. This
is the case for walls that have multiple sweeps or modifiers, or for roof slabs
and slabs that have both a fascia and a soffit profile. You can make changes
to all of them during the session. When you exit the edit-in-place mode, all
of the changes are either saved or discarded.
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