As mentioned in some previous posts, we recently transitioned to AutoDesk Construction Cloud.
On a transitioned project we noticed that details sheets added and assigned in the sheet index are "sticky" to the local cached sheet of the person who re-assigned the sheet for ACC.
Not 100% sure on the implications here. But I imagine if someone opens an assigned sheets and makes edits, it may not reflect in the detail manager / section cuts?
Has your team had any other users go through this process? Anyway to make these associations relative? Thoughts in general?
See attached images. 1st image is what I see, 2nd image is what another user sees when opening the same sheet.
On a transitioned project we noticed that details sheets added and assigned in the sheet index are "sticky" to the local cached sheet of the person who re-assigned the sheet for ACC.
Not 100% sure on the implications here. But I imagine if someone opens an assigned sheets and makes edits, it may not reflect in the detail manager / section cuts?
Has your team had any other users go through this process? Anyway to make these associations relative? Thoughts in general?
See attached images. 1st image is what I see, 2nd image is what another user sees when opening the same sheet.
Kevin,
In that case I think we've exhausted all we can do via the forum.
If you open a tech support ticket we can get a remote session going and track down what is going on.
--J
In that case I think we've exhausted all we can do via the forum.
If you open a tech support ticket we can get a remote session going and track down what is going on.
--J
Opened both the ACC sheet .dwg and the archived, sever side, sheet .dwg and they both report the exact same name. See attached.
Kevin,
When you open a file from ACC, what is reported as the file name when you type DWGNAME at the command line? Is it the same filename as the original?
--J
When you open a file from ACC, what is reported as the file name when you type DWGNAME at the command line? Is it the same filename as the original?
--J
Kevin Pfeiffer
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