complex profiles from other projects inhabiting this one!!!

[Anonymous]

okay this is a complaint more than anything. I open up my main project a juvenile detention facility, 13,000 sf and see complex profiles (trusses) from a church project in it!!!

it's happened twice now. the projects are both on teamwork, and the problem goes away if i close out of it and reopen.

one word for this....

weird.

[Anonymous]

pretty cool huh? i'm not sure what style of architecture this would be... deconstructivism?

[Thomas Holm]

kantrolya wrote:
...I open up my main project a juvenile detention facility, 13,000 sf and see complex profiles (trusses) from a church project in it!!!...

A message from God! Repent!

[vistasp]

Thomas wrote:
A message from God! Repent!

[Anonymous]

HAHAH! yes. i can see this. i appreciate your sense of humor.

[Matthew Johnson]

We have been getting this same result when using teamwork fiels in our office. When opening a teamwork file after working on another project you need to open the file twice to make it load the correct complex profiles otherwise the complex profices from one project get used in the second.

So far we have had;
- 150 SHS columns replaced with frameless glass wall panels;
- 280 I beam steel beams replaced with 3m high brick stormwater drains;
- Signage profiles from one project replicated for every column throughout another project;

It was entertaining to start with, but the time required to re-load a project twice when I am working on more then 5 teamwork projects at once is getting to be a pain?

Graphisoft, known bug? Update patch soon?

[AndorSzoke]

Dear ArchiCAD Users,

We have found the cause of this problem and the solution to it. ArchiCAD 15 Hotfix-3 will contain the fix for it. Unfortunately putting this fix into Hotfix-2 (due in February) would delay the hotfix too much. Nevertheless we are going to contact those of you who were struggling with this problem very soon for giving you a custom solution in relation to the bug.

Sorry for the inconveniences caused so far.

Best regards,

[cgrimley]

Andor,
please contact me for the custom solution.