2005-10-18 05:46 AM - last edited on 2023-05-26 12:08 AM by Gordana Radonic
2005-10-18 06:02 AM
s2art wrote:did you press save in archiCAD whilst plotmaker was performing the update? the general principle is that a drawing/view is given a 'modified' status if the file that contains it has been saved/modified since plotmaker last checked . . . if you haven't pressed save i would suggest that your system (or a utility that you're using) has modified the file in some way automatically.
I'm working on a solo project with multiple views all imported into a single layout book. When (in PM) I go to "drawing usage" my recently saved views all display as "modified", so I click on "Update All", they go through the "To be updated - Updating" phase, then show as Modified again (instead of "O.K."). They appear to display the updated views. Of course when I try to print I get the " problems with drawing usage" error message. This layout book has been fine until just now.
Any ideas please?
2005-10-18 06:07 AM
~/archiben wrote:Nope. Saved the PLN, waited for cursor to come back indicating it had finished saving. Went to PM. Updated. Didn't work so went through process again just in case. Same result.
did you press save in archiCAD whilst plotmaker was performing the update?
~/archiben
2005-10-18 06:34 AM
s2art wrote:so the
The views are updating but still displaying as modified.
2005-10-18 09:55 PM
2005-10-19 12:40 AM
2005-10-19 12:56 AM
s2art wrote:it's no great shakes though really, is it? that the drawing/views are showing as 'modified' kinda means nothing anyway due to the clumsy way that graphisoft have implemented the whole 'feature' anyway.
Problem recurred: drawings show as modified in drawing usage after updating.
Shut down, restarted, all appears o.k.
Below is error message and drawing usage after updating (before shutting down). Error message has always occurred but doesn't seem to actually effect anything.
I am not doing anything any different to the way I normally work, so can't understand why this is happening.
2005-10-19 01:39 AM