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# Tutorial 2: Creating Library Objects in Dietrich's

### Creating Drawing Section Library Objects

#### Step-by-Step Process:

1. Draw the object you want to save to the library
   * Create all components with appropriate properties
   * Set correct layers, line types, and colors

2. Access the library function:
   * Navigate to `1 File → 5 Libraries → 1 Object`

3. Create a folder for your objects:
   1\.

   ```
   <figure><img src="/files/f6MRFldLAu3A2Psw5IwU" alt="" width="329"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
   ```

4. Create the library object:
   * Click the lower "new" button to create a new drawing section
   * Select the components to be saved in the library
   * Click the right mouse button to end selection
   * Name the library object descriptively (e.g., "7 inch 45 degree 26 inches out of corner")

5. Save and exit:
   * Click the "Quit" button to complete the process


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