# General
### Number Elements
**Number Elements –** renumbers all framing elements (under Structural Framing category) and details (under Structural Connections category) by predefined **Numbering Configuration**. It have many options for simple and complex numbering when you need to load many numbering rules.
Loads all selected rules from **Numbering Setup** tab:
Furthermore, you can turn on **Number Elements with "Frame Wall" Command** in **Framing Configuration → Common Settings → Modify Settings**, and all elements will be numbered with **Frame Wall** command. You will not need to use **Number Elements** additionally.
[**Read more about Numbering Configuration here**](/3d-modeling-and-design/wood-framing/wall-wood-framing/numbering/numbering-configuration.md)
### Number Elements - Example 1
**FM SortMark - by Frame Host & Member Mark and Element ID** – a sample rule for numbering farming members. It groups framing elements by frame host and **Framing Member Mark** (comes from **Framing Configuration → Common Settings → Elements Mark Definitions)**. Then every grouped element is sorted by **ID**.
**FM SortMark** – parameter with the result. You can find it in **Element Properties** → **Identity Data**.
### Number Elements - Example 2
**FM SortMark - by Frame Host and Member Mark** – a sample rule for numbering farming members. It groups framing elements by frame host and **Framing Member Mark** (comes from **Framing Configuration → Common Settings → Elements Mark Definitions**). Then every grouped element is sorted by its length.
**FM SortMark** – parameter with the result. You can find it in **Element Properties** → **Identity Data**.
### Number Elements - Example 3
**FM SortMark - by Host and Connection Mark & Type** – a sample rule for numbering details (under structural connections category). It groups details by frame host and **Framing Member Mark** (comes from **Framing Configuration → Common Settings → Elements Mark Definitions**). Then every grouped detail is sorted by type.
**FM SortMark** – parameter with the result. You can find it in **Element Properties** → **Identity Data**.
### Write Position for CNC Mark
**Write Position for CNC Mark** – writes CNC position information to framing elements (under Structural Framing Category) and writes result to **CNC Part Position** instance parameter.
### Number Walls
or:
**Number Walls –** renumbers all walls by predefined configuration in **Numbering Configuration → Wall Numbering**
**Setup**. Wall numbering configurations come from [**Sort Mark**](/2d-drafting-and-documentation/smart-documentation/numbering-sort-mark.md)**.**
*Example: All walls are numbered by unique number, which has W as a prefix. Result is written to the Mark instance parameter.*
[Read more about Sort Mark here](/2d-drafting-and-documentation/smart-documentation/numbering-sort-mark.md)
### Number Parts
or:
**Number Parts –** renumbers all sheathing/paneling (Parts) by predefined configuration in **Numbering Configuration → Part Numbering Setup**. Part numbering configurations come from [**Sort Mark**](/2d-drafting-and-documentation/smart-documentation/numbering-sort-mark.md)
*Example: All sheathing/paneling elements (Parts) are grouped by **Framing Member Mark** (comes from **Framing Configuration → Common Settings → Elements Mark Definitions**), uniquely numbered, and have **Framing Member Mark** value as a prefix. Result is written to the **Mark** instance parameter.*
[Read more about Sort Mark here](/2d-drafting-and-documentation/smart-documentation/numbering-sort-mark.md)
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