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Using File of diffreent customization project

  • May 14, 2025
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Can I use files of Different Customization Project into my current customized project?

Best answer by darylbowman

However, if the files were added directly through the Customization Editor, I believe you’ll need to move them to a Code (DLL) Extension Library in order to reference them across different projects.

This is only true if your project is compiled, because it won’t compile.

If your code is also in code files in the Customization Editor, you can absolutely reference files from other projects. You just need to add using *theirNamespace* at the top like you would normally.

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Hi ​@anupusefulbi,

You can use files from another customization only if they were added through a DLL or included via a Visual Studio project. In that case, you can access the DACs and Graphs by referencing their namespace.

However, if the files were added directly through the Customization Editor, I believe you’ll need to move them to a Code (DLL) Extension Library in order to reference them across different projects.

Hope, it helps!


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  • May 14, 2025

However, if the files were added directly through the Customization Editor, I believe you’ll need to move them to a Code (DLL) Extension Library in order to reference them across different projects.

This is only true if your project is compiled, because it won’t compile.

If your code is also in code files in the Customization Editor, you can absolutely reference files from other projects. You just need to add using *theirNamespace* at the top like you would normally.