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The most basic form of linkage is known as a '''link'''. Linked elements appear as cyan in the inspector. Links establish exclusive control of the linked element to the driver. This allows the driver, and only the driver, to update the value of the element. This type of relation is synced and will not differ locally between users other than the case of network delays.

The most basic form of linkage is known as a link. Linked elements appear as cyan in the inspector. Links establish exclusive control of the linked element to the driver. This allows the driver, and only the driver, to update the value of the element. This type of relation is synced and will not differ locally between users other than the case of network delays.

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	The most basic form of linkage is known as a '''link'''. Linked ~~fields~~ appear as cyan in the inspector. Links ~~will continuously set~~ the linked ~~field with whatever~~ value the ~~driver provides~~. This type of ~~field~~ relation is synced, and will not differ locally between users other than the case of network delays.		The most basic form of linkage is known as a '''link'''. Linked elements appear as cyan in the inspector. Links establish exclusive control of the linked element to the driver. This allows the driver, and only the driver, to update the value of the element. This type of relation is synced and will not differ locally between users other than the case of network delays.