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2008-03-04 11:07 PM
TomWaltz wrote:I agree with Tom and generally recommend design alternates be one to a file (with some rare exceptions). The obvious problem with this can be reconciling divergent files later on. In many cases this problem can be ameliorated or even eliminated by various uses of hotlinks and modules.
My rule has always been one design per file. That way you can expand the scope of any one design without affecting any others.
Putting multiple designs into a single file with multiple users means using Teamwork from day 1 of a project, which just adds more hassle at a time when you want the most flexibility for each person.
Your people may not like it, but it's the most flexible option. Everything else requires a lot of hassle and workaround to do something Archicad was not intended to do.
2008-03-09 05:05 PM
Link wrote:... and the only one I know that does keep all the versions within the same file.
A very effective method is to save different teamwork drafts as different design options.
Try this