List of interactive constructions
The dialogue List of interactive constructions 
is opened via the <F12> key or via the Extras pull-down menu. The list in the window on the left contains all interactive constructions and tools of the style as well as all non-interactive ‘click’ constructions. The latter constructions are highlighted in colour. The constructions are organised according to part number in the first column and record step in the second column. In the right window, a preview of the construction selected on the left appears.
The button start interactive construction 
starts the interactive construction in order to carry out adjustments.
Click connections of a construction can also be released via the List of interactive constructions .
set new ‘clicks’
set new ‘clicks’
enables releasing click connections and binding new click connections.
All point clicks, line clicks and direction clicks can be released and bound again. Binding the new ‘clicks’ ensues during the next test run for the respective part.
Clicking on
set new ‘clicks’
activates or deactivates the function. With each click, the check mark 
for this construction changes. The check mark indicates that this construction is available for
set new ‘clicks’
. The constructions have to be bound again after subsequent test run in the respective parts.
Specific individual clicks in a click sequence can also be released. A scrollbar appears below the preview which displays the individual clicks when scrolling. Each individual click can be released below the scrollbar with .
If
set new ‘clicks’
has been activated for a daughter part, it's original mother part is no longer a mother part as the succession has been interrupted by resetting the 'clicks'.
Reset ‘Clicks’ offers the following applications:
- ‘Click’ constructions can be bound again in the style after alterations to the mother part.
- ‘Click’ constructions can be bound to an alternative part within the style
- Chains of parts can be released and saved as modules consisting of a number of parts.
.