Ok Aaron you asked for it! This is a question about components that needs explanation. A little background first I design my residential additions using the Nick Sounder workflow; one master model and about a dozen template models. So in my template models all the components and groups are under one component. To reload the latest revisions from the master model I select the top component in my template model and reload. This takes a few minutes and about 50% of the time the reload is not in the same location Relative to the origin. I thought that after a reload you need to click on the origin to place the component but it is usually covered by my model. So how do you accurately place a reloaded model so that it ends up in same location as the model it replaces? Joe Raccuia
That component replace function is awesome!! Thanks Aaron
nice & clear thnaks for the info
thanks
Ok Aaron you asked for it! This is a question about components that needs explanation.
A little background first I design my residential additions using the Nick Sounder workflow; one master model and about a dozen template models.
So in my template models all the components and groups are under one component. To reload the latest revisions from the master model I select the top component in my template model and reload. This takes a few minutes and about 50% of the time the reload is not in the same location Relative to the origin.
I thought that after a reload you need to click on the origin to place the component but it is usually covered by my model.
So how do you accurately place a reloaded model so that it ends up in same location as the model it replaces?
Joe Raccuia
Is it possible to search for a component in the model with the search bar? When there are a lot of components, even the list gets crowded
Nice and concise just how it should be. Thanks for the info Aaron.
Thanks!