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Create object, copy labels from token

An option to copy the labels from the token to the object in "create object" activity would be very useful.

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In my world having the same labels on a token and on a 3D object brings you very fast to a point, where you further might want to update both labels immediately as any value changes. Since this could be a very complex task, with the actual pickoptions, I actualy prefer to decide what information / label value is important to have on what object. Missing this option boost this way to work for me. As @Joerg Vogel mentions programming can solve this easily.

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Aurélien FR avatar image Aurélien FR commented ·
yes but when you use token only to create objects, you don't care for the labels consistency. Plus when you import a table in the token source, you get many labels automatically on the token which you might want to copy to a 3D object. This option exist for the "create token", why not for "create object" ?
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Joerg Vogel commented

You can copy a sub treenode branch from a token into an item. Obviously you need a source code line to achieve this, but it is only source code.

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you can do anything using code... then why using FlexSim ?
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