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Updating drawings and getting something done

Anonymous
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Is there anyway to work on layout or anything while drawings are updating? I used to get all my layout done while updating in the background.
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AFAIK, that is something we gave up in exchange for the unified file structure. Unless the layouts are in a separate file, of course. Don't shoot the messenger,
James Murray

Archicad 27 • Rill Architects • macOS • OnLand.info
__archiben
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DHURD wrote:
I used to get all my layout done while updating in the background.
but the update should be so blindingly quick you wouldn't even have time to change the revision letter . . .

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Anonymous
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Of course you can always keep the layouts in a separate file to retain the old functionality.
Anonymous
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~/archiben wrote:
DHURD wrote:
I used to get all my layout done while updating in the background.
but the update should be so blindingly quick you wouldn't even have time to change the revision letter . . .

~/archiben
Surely you jest.
That's what I was looking forward to in 10, "you don't have to wait because its always updating in the background". I don't see that with elevations and renderings, same wait time, now nothing to do.
Anonymous
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It is a shame it has to update at all. I would think we are approaching the place where as we make a change in the model it has already updated in the other locations. This obviously is not the case:(. Updating in the background as we are working away would be the ideal. Why do we have these dual processors anyway?
TomWaltz
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DHURD wrote:
"you don't have to wait because its always updating in the background"..
Who told you that?
Tom Waltz