Author:Barry Kelly
Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2015 1:37 am (GMT+1)
This is why it is important to set up your own template that you start each job from.
Add your surfaces as well as other things like wall/slab/roof composites, layers and layer combinations, pen colours, sections and elevations, views, layouts, publisher sets, etc., etc.
Everything that you set up in each job you should set up in your template so you don't need to do it each time you start a new job.
The template will always be evolving as you realise in a job that you need something new or can change what you have.
So as you work in a job you can use the Attribute Manager or copy & paste to transfer your new setups to the template or just make the same changes in the template as well.
Or you can complete the job but then strip out the model and save that as you new template.
Also be sure to load extra libraries in your template that contain the textures used for your surfaces so they are automatically when you start your new jobs.
Barry.
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Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2015 1:37 am (GMT+1)
| Rinovo wrote: |
| Now i have to add costume surface each time i start new project. |
This is why it is important to set up your own template that you start each job from.
Add your surfaces as well as other things like wall/slab/roof composites, layers and layer combinations, pen colours, sections and elevations, views, layouts, publisher sets, etc., etc.
Everything that you set up in each job you should set up in your template so you don't need to do it each time you start a new job.
The template will always be evolving as you realise in a job that you need something new or can change what you have.
So as you work in a job you can use the Attribute Manager or copy & paste to transfer your new setups to the template or just make the same changes in the template as well.
Or you can complete the job but then strip out the model and save that as you new template.
Also be sure to load extra libraries in your template that contain the textures used for your surfaces so they are automatically when you start your new jobs.
Barry.
_________________
Versions 6.5 to 18 (build 3006)
Dell Precision T3600 - Xeon ES-1620 0 at 3.6Ghz, 16GB ram, ATI FirePro W7000 (4GB), Windows 7 (64 bit)
Dell Precision M6800 - i7 4700MQ @ 2.40GHz, 16GB RAM, AMD FirePro M6100 (2GB), Windows 7 64bit