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Every model can contain a set of tag groups. Using these groups, elements can be tagged. Tag groups can be imported from a tag library. Tag groups for a model can be edited. The current version of the tag library provided with Southbeach is attached below for reference.
Explorer panel - Tags
Right mouse to add/edit tags
Set tag groups as inclusive or exclusive
Drag tags onto agents as required
Rename tag groups
Remove a tag from the mode
Right mouse on agents - Tags sub-menu - to set or unset a tag
Plus option to show or hide tags for that element
In the agent views - Explorer panel - View the model by Tags
Also drag agents in the Tag View to change their tag values (complements all other forms of editing tags)
Tool tips on agents and effects display all tag values for that element
Southbeach provides a tag library
Toolbox panel - Tags
Tag groups organized into areas
Right mouse to add a tag group to the model
Drag tags from library onto agents as required
Make agents from tag groups (quick best practice creation)
From tag library right mouse menu, create named agents from the tag values
From tag library right mouse menu, create tagged agents from the tag values
Extending or changing the tag library
Look in the My Documents/southbeach/MyTags directory
Open the usertags.txt file for instructions
Add new .txt files as required
Add, suppress or change tag areas
Add, suppress or change tag groups
Add, suppress or change individual tag names
With MyCreativity
Use tags to match either patterns or macros
@tag
@taggroup
@taggroup:tag (fully qualified)
Works like all other creativity, combine with any other attributes, e.g. useful+@priority:P1
Using tags in patterns limits the application of a rule to matching agents
Using tags as macros pulls out agent list from model matching those tags
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