Using the Object Cloning command Provides information on how the Object Cloning command works. Do the following steps to use the Object Cloning command in your logic: Procedure Drag or double-click the Object Cloning command. Select the window from the drop-down menu. If the window is active but does not appear in the drop-down menu, click Refresh. Click and hold Capture. Move the mouse over the required object. A red box appears around the object. Click on the object. The Object Cloning window re-appears with the captured object properties. Specify the search criteria by enabling or disabling the binoculars icon in the left column. Select an action from the drop-down menu. Click Save. When using the Object Cloning command, if you encounter an error with search criteria match, see Object Cloning - Unable to find object. Search criteria did not match (A-People login required).
Using the Object Cloning command Provides information on how the Object Cloning command works. Do the following steps to use the Object Cloning command in your logic: Procedure Drag or double-click the Object Cloning command. Select the window from the drop-down menu. If the window is active but does not appear in the drop-down menu, click Refresh. Click and hold Capture. Move the mouse over the required object. A red box appears around the object. Click on the object. The Object Cloning window re-appears with the captured object properties. Specify the search criteria by enabling or disabling the binoculars icon in the left column. Select an action from the drop-down menu. Click Save. When using the Object Cloning command, if you encounter an error with search criteria match, see Object Cloning - Unable to find object. Search criteria did not match (A-People login required).
