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Drop a CAD file (.dwg / .dxf / .dwt) to auto-generate buttons from your layer table, or use Auto-fill for an AI-designed layout. You can also start from a saved template.
Paste a previously-exported JSON backup, or a DAT/EM Keypad .dkf file. Either is added as a new project (won't overwrite existing). Some .dkf features are flattened on import — see toast for details.
Drop a .dxf, .dwg, or .dwt file. The layer table is parsed and you pick which layers become buttons. DWG/DWT parsing uses an in-browser WASM build of LibreDWG; expect a one-time ~14 MB download on first use of that path (cached after).
Paste your feature code library, layer naming convention, or anything project-specific. The AI generator will use these exact names instead of generic placeholders.
Useful things to include: layer codes (BLDG, ROAD_EOP, HYDRO_EDGE, etc.), what each represents, project type (planimetric / topographic / utility), client conventions, surface naming, anything else specific to this job.
I'll design a full layout based on your project context: stereo controls, drawing tools, layer switches for your feature codes, OSNAPs, and navigation.
The macro stops at the insertion-point prompt — on the keypad, press the button, then click where the symbol goes.
Click or drag to paint pixels. Saves as a real 24-bit BMP, gets bundled in the ZIP export.
Pick an existing project to clone (its buttons, grid size, context, and category colors). Projects you've marked with ★ are listed first — those are typically reusable starting points. The clone is a separate project; edits to it won't affect the original.
Replace text across 0 selected buttons. Case-sensitive.