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# Parameter library

The Parameter Library is a library that manages global enterprise parameters used across the Design Furniture Library.

## What are enterprise parameters?

Enterprise parameters refer to parameters used globally within the enterprise domain.

**Materials, sizes, option names** It is suitable for managing variables commonly used across various products.

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Enterprise parameters can be viewed and edited in the Parameter Library, but cannot be edited in the Component Editor.
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### Enterprise parameter types

#### Number

* A parameter type that holds numeric values

#### Text

* A parameter type that holds text values

#### Text with Images

* A parameter type that holds \[text + image] pairs

#### Materials

* A parameter type that holds material images

#### Component

* A parameter type that holds components

## View parameters

You can check the parameter list in Design Furniture Library > Parameter Library.

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## Create parameter

You can create a parameter by clicking the \[+] button in the upper right and entering the parameter information.

* Display Name means the name shown in the editor. (Duplicates allowed)
* Reference Name means the name used to refer to the parameter in the Component Editor and elsewhere. (Duplicates not allowed)

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## Delete parameter

You can check the More menu by clicking the menu button on the right of each parameter.

You can delete a parameter by clicking the \[Delete] button in the More menu.

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## Edit parameter

You can check the More menu by clicking the menu button on the right of each parameter.

You can duplicate a parameter by clicking the \[Duplicate] button, and edit the parameter information by clicking the \[Edit] button.

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