How unique labels (C10, P2, S/F prefixes) are assigned
Learn how every production-relevant element gets a unique label with a type prefix and how those labels are numbered and used.
Every production-relevant element gets a unique label with a type prefix: C for cabinets, wardrobes and corner units (F if the unit is a filler), P for panels and custom panels, S for panels that belong to a placed shutter-design component, O for other placed objects, U for user components, PD/PC for panel drills/contours, and PG for panel groups (panels merged into a group, such as skirtings spanning several cabinets).
Units are numbered at design level.
Panels are numbered within their own unit, which is why a panel reads like C10.P2 (panel 2 of cabinet 10).
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Hidden non-custom panels and internal placeholder panels get no label.
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Labels persist (they stay the same after the design is reopened); a new element takes the number after the highest one used so far: after deleting C2, the next new unit is C4, not C2.
These labels are generated by the system and there is currently no option for designers or clients to edit them manually.
These reference numbers (C1, C2, F1, etc.) can be used when discussing or explaining a layout, for example telling someone to move a filler to a wall or shift a cabinet to the left.
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Clicking any cabinet opens its modify menu, where the cabinet's own annotation (e.g. C3) is shown so the unit can be identified and modified individually.
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