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@ -1015,6 +1015,11 @@ a big fort, so we're planning for a lot of bedrooms):
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Note that for blueprints without an explicit label, we still need to address
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them by their auto-generated numerical label.
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It's worth calling out that ``#meta`` blueprints can only refer to blueprints
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that are defined in the same file. This means that all blueprints that a
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``#meta`` blueprint needs to script must be in sheets within the same
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.xlsx spreadsheet or concatenated into the same .csv file.
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You can then hide the blueprints that you now manage with the ``#meta``-mode
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blueprint from ``quickfort list`` by adding a ``hidden()`` marker to their
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modelines. That way the output of ``quickfort list`` won't be cluttered by
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