Learn the comprehensive procedures of adding door tags using the Annotate tab and the Tag All option in this informative article. The article provides a step-by-step guide on how to assign appropriate numbers to these tags and make slight adjustments as needed.
Key Insights
- The door tags can be added by going to the Annotate tab and selecting the Tag All option.
- After adding the door tags, the user's primary task is to assign them the appropriate numbers and make necessary adjustments.
- The article also suggests a strategy to deal with multiple doors in a room by assigning them distinct tags like 'A' and 'B'.
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To add the door tags, I'm going to go ahead and go to my Annotate tab, and then I will do the Tag All option here. And I'm going to go with the door tags, check that, and hit OK. It will add all the door tags in, and my only job here now is to go ahead and give them the appropriate numbers and make some slight adjustments as needed here.
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So all I'm doing is mimicking the room number, and then when we have two doors like that we'll put an A and a B on those, and on these ones here. And that gives me all of my room tags, rooms, and door tags for level one. Next video, we're going to go ahead and do the same thing on level two.
