Standard panel

The status bar shows the key of the standard the project is designed under, such as ISO. A click on it opens the standard panel in the left column, in place of the sidebar; a second click, or the × at the panel's head, gives the column back. The panel's head reads STANDARD and the key. Its sections each fold under their title, folded at first:

• Norm:
• Designed under: the templates on offer, ISO and one per country, then the standards of your library and the one the project embeds. Choosing another one asks first, through the template switch.
• Not checked yet, when the template lists them: the rules of that practice the atelier does not check, each with its reference.
• Adopt as standard…, which turns the project's exceptions into a standard of its own, and Export standard (.json), which writes the standard the project is designed under, its exceptions folded in, as a file.
• Apply the standard's hatching: every layer of the project's own wall and slab types that states no hatch, or one the template lacks, takes the hatch the standard gives its material. It is greyed when there is none to write.
• Patterns: the template's patterns and the project's own, with their count and + New. Its own page tells it all.
• Installations: the project's choices for Electrical, Plumbing and Ventilation & AC, the same as the New project dialog offers.
• Text heights (mm): the heights of the drawings' Dimensions, Annotations, Labels and Titles, in millimetres on paper.
• Pens (mm): every pen of the template, gathered under the family it draws, such as wall or opening. Each row gives the pen's key, its weight in millimetres, its colour and ┄, which makes it dashed or solid.

A height or a pen the project has changed is marked, with ↺ to go back to the standard's value. Every drawing and every print follows a change at once.

• Making the dimension figures, the labels or the titles bigger or smaller on every drawing.
• Changing the weight, the colour or the dash of a pen.
• Keeping an office's pens and text heights as a standard for the next projects.
• Seeing which rules of a country the atelier does not check.
• Setting how the project's installations are routed.

Each change is one step that one Ctrl+Z takes back. Until it is adopted, a change is the project's exception, in graphics: text holds each height changed, in millimetres, and pens each pen changed, with only its weight, its color or its dash as you set them, [2, 1] for dashed and [] for solid. ↺ takes the exception out.

Adopt folds the exceptions and the project's own patterns into a new standard, embeds it whole as standardTemplate, names it in standard, and takes graphics out of the contract. Your library in this browser keeps it too, which is not the contract. Designed under writes standard, through the template switch. Apply the standard's hatching writes the layers' pattern in the project's wallTypes and slabTypes. Installations writes electrical, hydraulic and ventilation. Export standard (.json) writes a file, never the contract.