How to configure the names of features created by a Geo Plugin

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This how to describes how you can configure the naming convention of a Geo Plugin. There are ways the name is determined, in this sequence.s:

  1. Unique name per feature based on attribute of that feature
  2. Name specified for the Geo Link that is matched to feature.
  3. Name specified for the Geo Plugin adding the feature.


Editor → Tools (Ribbon tab) → Geo Plugins (Ribbon bar)
How to set up a Geo Plugin to import Building:
  1. Ensure a Project Source is set up from which the relevant Buildings can be obtained.
  2. Open the overview for Geo Plugins.
  3. At the bottom of the left panel, select the BUILDINGS type and select "Add".
  4. Select the newly created Geo Plugin.
  5. In the right panel, click on the source's "Select", and select the Project Source which relates to the desired GeoJSON.
  6. Configure the layer (if applicable for the specified Project Source). Configure the Attribute for the name and unique ID accordingly.
  7. Switch to the "GeoLinks" tab, and select "Add" at the bottom to add a Geo Link. Select the newly added Geo Link.
  8. In the bottom panel, click on "Select Fuction".
  9. Select the desired Function to import the Buildings as.
  10. The Geo Plugin is now confgured.

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