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# Fixture Hang Tool
The Fixture Hang tool allows you to add multiple fixture types directly on truss pipes or splines within a single action.
*Note: Fixture Hang Tool only works with native Depence Trusses &* [*Splines*](/depence-construction/depence-splines.md)*.*
1. Select pipes or splines with your left mouse button (hold **CTRL** for multi-selection).
1. Drop your fixtures from the library into the Hang Tool.
## **Hang Tool Settings:**
| Count | Total Amount of fixtures (or per element). |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Spline From/To | Limits the arrangement (if not per element). |
| Element Limit | Limits the arrangement per element (useful to keep fixtures on trusses). |
| Rotation | Rotation offset in addition to current spline rotation. |
To create and auto-patch the fixtures click on **Create**. If you hang fixtures on trusses, the fixtures will automatically be grouped with the truss group.
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