Automatic drawings update on sheet when switching programs
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2020-12-01 01:12 PM
2020-12-01
01:12 PM
I've been getting strange behaviour from AC22 FIN 7000.
If I have a sheet open as the active window in Archicad and I switch to another program via alt+tab or otherwise,
I know people have different views on whether to keep drawing auto-update on or off, but I'm in the league where we keep it on at all times. Now personally I think that's fine when the update happens when you
I am not sure if this is a bug, or an intended feature. I tried searching a bit, but the only relevant title I found was from 2006 and I didn't want to necro it.
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2020-12-08 01:29 PM
2020-12-08
01:29 PM
Hello,
Thank you for your question and I am very sorry about the issue!
To be honest, I think this could be a limitation. Although we do not receive any similar report before, I believe I encountered it myself a few times. I believe this happens mostly in bigger projects. When you navigate away from Archicad, the system may put it into "unused" state to save some battery. Also, if you do not have enough RAM, while navigating away from Archicad, the system can also clear some cache from the memory to give resources for other task, therefore Archicad may update the drawing due to this.
From Archicad 23 and especially in Archicad 24, we improved this behavior by detecting if any changes are made and only updates when necessary. Nevertheless, it might still happen due to the situations above.
I hope this explains your question. Let me know if you have any further issue!
Best regards,
Minh
Thank you for your question and I am very sorry about the issue!
To be honest, I think this could be a limitation. Although we do not receive any similar report before, I believe I encountered it myself a few times. I believe this happens mostly in bigger projects. When you navigate away from Archicad, the system may put it into "unused" state to save some battery. Also, if you do not have enough RAM, while navigating away from Archicad, the system can also clear some cache from the memory to give resources for other task, therefore Archicad may update the drawing due to this.
From Archicad 23 and especially in Archicad 24, we improved this behavior by detecting if any changes are made and only updates when necessary. Nevertheless, it might still happen due to the situations above.
I hope this explains your question. Let me know if you have any further issue!
Best regards,
Minh
Minh Nguyen
Technical Support Engineer
GRAPHISOFT