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When you reimport a .psd file, Mosaic attempts to map the existing menu elements to the current import by
matching the menu element names. Mapping means that Mosaic will transfer the actions and navigation
to the previous project.
When Mosaic is able to map a menu element from the previous menu to the current import, the layer
displays a green button next to it. Selecting a mapped menu element in the previous menu tree displays a
line connecting it to the mapped element in the current import. Menu blocks will map to menu blocks, sets
will map to sets, blocks will map to blocks, and button states will map to button states.
If Mosaic is not able to successfully map a menu element from the previous menu to the current import,
then the unmapped element displays a red button next to it. This can happen when you move a button
from one menu or set to a different one, or if you add or delete menu elements from one version of the .psd
file to the next.
Remapping menu elements using drag-and-drop actions
The Mapping tab allows you to manually re-map a menu element by dragging a menu element from one
tree to the other. When you re-map a menu element a new connector line will be drawn between the
elements and they will both display green buttons.
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