JoeDrafter

Yes! It Works. Thanks so much @jcogdell

Hello Folks! I'm currently working on a project with a team of 3 drafters and we decide to give a GO to the project sharing feature. We all learned the workflow and we are now in operation. Everything works as it should. However, I get some sort of graphic refresh problem. When I do a change to anything; modify a geometry, change a text or whatever, the change I did doesn't show until I zoom or pan the view which I assume sparks a graphic refresh. After 2 days in the process, I'm getting a bit nuts. It's like I NEVER see what I'm doing until I move the view. It even start to be unbearable to the point I might have to stop using the sharing project feature and going back to the nightmare process of copy-pasting element between different team members workfiles. Hope you can help me here.

In the Class Attributes, the Pen Markers (Ends of lines), It would be nice to be able to pick NONE. Or have the option: Marker Off. Same in the Call Out tool. As an annoying workaround, I've created a marker at the length 0.0000000001. Thank you.

Oh Great! I will explore that. Thanks a lot for the answer @Nikolay

Hello everyone. Let's say I built a file with 40 sheets. They have all the same Title Block Border (TBB). Inside the TBB, there's a Symbol with inside, all the common objects of the TBB. So if I need to change something, I just need to edit the Symbol and all 40 sheets update. The Fields or "Data Link" (DL) cannot be inside the symbol, otherwise, the link doesn't work. So the DL is placed directly in the TBB. If I want to edit the font style or anything else of the DL on all 40 sheets, I need to edit the TBB layout on each sheet one by one! Do I miss something? Is there a better way to do this? Thanks in advance for your replies.

What if you want to control the classes of the reference viewport into a sheet layer viewport? I can see the reference in the sheet layer viewport but I cannot independently control its classes for that specific viewport. The control is for the whole file.

This doesn't seem to work for 2D Symbol.

Got it! THX willofmaine

Hi guys, I try to achieve exactly what @willofmaine achieved and this post is very useful, however, I don't understand how you execute the creation of the two worksheets. How they talk to each others? How the Sheet list (w/o the column "Status") knows which line to show and which not. Are you using an "IF" function? Thanks for you help.