# Tag Editor

## Overview <a href="#overview" id="overview"></a>

The Tag Editor allows you to assign tags to objects, making it easier and more efficient to manage and categorize them.

## Displaying the **Tag Editor** Panel <a href="#displaying-the-tag-editor-panel" id="displaying-the-tag-editor-panel"></a>

The Tag Editor panel can be displayed by clicking the **Tag Editor button** in the **View tab**, which appears in the top tab area of OVERDARE Studio.

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## How to Use <a href="#how-to-use" id="how-to-use"></a>

### Adding tags <a href="#adding-tags" id="adding-tags"></a>

Click the **+ button** in the top-right corner of the Tag Editor to create a new tag.

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Click the **folder icon** in the top-right corner of the Tag Editor to create a new folder.

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### Managing Tags <a href="#managing-tags" id="managing-tags"></a>

You can organize a Tag inside a folder by selecting it, then **dragging & dropping** it into a **folder**.

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Right-click on a Tag or folder to rename it with **Rename** or delete it with **Delete**. You can also duplicate them with **Duplicate**, put them in a folder with Group Section, or remove them from a folder with Group Section.

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Alternatively, you can hover over a tag and click the **button** shown in the image below to display the **Tag Options window** where you can set the tag’s name or group.

In the Tag Option window, you can click the **Select In Level Browser button** to select the objects with the specified tag.

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### Adding Tags to Parts <a href="#adding-tags-to-parts" id="adding-tags-to-parts"></a>

You can **assign/remove** a tag to a Part by selecting the Part you want to tag and clicking the **check box** in the Tag Editor.

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Alternatively, you can select the Part you want to tag, find Tags in the properties window, press the **+ button** to **Add**, and enter the name of the tag you want to set.\
(If the tag name does not exist in the Tag Editor, it will be automatically added and assigned.)

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### Finding Objects with Tags <a href="#finding-objects-with-tags" id="finding-objects-with-tags"></a>

Hover over a tag and click the **button** shown in the image below to select all objects with that tag.

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