what is saved what is not
what is saved what is not
(OP)
Hello,
Could someone clarify me what exactly is saved and what is not:
1. when a generic instance of part is saved
2. when a child instance of part is saved
3. when a generic instance of assembly is saved
4. when a child instance of assembly is saved
5. when a drawing is saved
Thanks
Konrad
Could someone clarify me what exactly is saved and what is not:
1. when a generic instance of part is saved
2. when a child instance of part is saved
3. when a generic instance of assembly is saved
4. when a child instance of assembly is saved
5. when a drawing is saved
Thanks
Konrad





RE: what is saved what is not
2. The generic (& all instances)
3. The generic (& all instances)
4. The generic (& all instances)
5. The drawing & it's model (part or assembly)
RE: what is saved what is not
6. Are the detail parts of an assembly saved when an assembly is saved?
7. Are all the drawing models (parts&assemblies) saved when they appear on a different sheets of a drawing, which is saved?
Konrad
RE: what is saved what is not
7. Yes
BUT only if they have been modified, unless you have the config.pro option for save_objects set to ALL.
Also, if you add a new instance to a family table and when you verify, the existing instances are already verified, only the generic and the new instances are saved.
"Wildfires are dangerous, hard to control, and economically catastrophic."
Ben Loosli
Sr IS Technologist
L-3 Communications
RE: what is saved what is not
You said"
"6. Yes
7. Yes
BUT only if they have been modified, unless you have the config.pro option for save_objects set to ALL.
Also, if you add a new instance to a family table and when you verify, the existing instances are already verified, only the generic and the new instances are saved."
Did you mean to say:
"6. Yes
7. Yes
BUT only if they have been modified, AND ONLY IF you have the config.pro option for save_objects set to ALL.
Also, if you add a new instance to a family table and when you verify, the existing instances are already verified, only the generic and the new instances are saved."
Tunalover
RE: what is saved what is not
When a modified assembly is saved, only the modified components are saved by default, save_objects set to changed and specified. If the config.pro setting for save_objects is set to ALL, then files that have not been modified are also saved.
When an assembly is saved all modifed componets are saved with it unless save_objects is set to all, in which case all components are saved.
Is that better?
"Wildfires are dangerous, hard to control, and economically catastrophic."
Ben Loosli
Sr IS Technologist
L-3 Communications
RE: what is saved what is not
I've wished for (out of curiosity mostly) an option to display a save list. You can use DOS attrib and dir commands to see what 'has been' saved.
RE: what is saved what is not