hey, does someone know when you export a "pallet group" and import the sae file to an other PC the group isn't adding all the pallets with it? Does someone knew a video where a group export en import is explaned to other PC's.
Is it possible to maintained the colors of the custom blocks when inserting it to a custom tool palette even if my blocks color layer is set to "bylayer" and instead of editing the png. file from the directory to change the blocks color? Ive noticed that it automatically change the color of the custom blocks to "white"
Great video - thanks! What would you recommend for housing the content on a server - office standards style. It seems like you could have master files accessed by everyone in the office via the Design Center - then each individual drafter could customize a tool palette based on this... What do you think?
Hey , you are good . can you tell me or share the link of the video . how to put different sizes of same block in tool pallet under one block like M8 nut metric .
Hi Jaswinder. For different sizes of the same block, you would create multiple block insert tools then set the scale accordingly. You can do this by dragging and dropping the first block onto the Tool Palette, then copy and paste for additional tools, then right click on each and select 'properties' to set the scale. A better method for your given example (An M8 Bolt - which doesn't 'scale' but instead changes in all dimensions) would be to build a dynamic/parametric block with a lookup table for the sizes. When you place a parametric block onto a tool palette, right click on the Tool Palette tool and take a look at it's properties. You will see a 'custom' section where you can pick which version of the Dynamic block to insert. If you change the Dynamic block and drag it onto the Tool Palette again, a new block insert icon will be generated. This takes a little longer to build up your palettes, but it's a nice touch and makes it easier for your users to anticipate what the tool palette tool will do. Does that help?
+Philip Kettering Inside the Vault client? No. You can create custom toolbars like you can in most windows applications though. Or are you asking if you can create a tool palette of vault commands?
LOL yeah that's it, sorry should have said I gave you a B for the demo, A without the big talking head, but have your moment of fame and don't answer jackasses like me, be bullet proof
Haha, tool palettes are all powerful. Great video. Is there a way to bulk export and import tool palettes (more than one at a time)? Also, autodesk seek is now bimobject (bimobject.com/en-us?origin=seek).
i work in fluid power every day. Great video on the use of Tool Palettes ! Thank you
Thank you. I do not have anything saved. Where are the design center catalog files saved? I am using AutoCAD 2023. Thank you!
hey, does someone know when you export a "pallet group" and import the sae file to an other PC the group isn't adding all the pallets with it? Does someone knew a video where a group export en import is explaned to other PC's.
Is it possible to maintained the colors of the custom blocks when inserting it
to a custom tool palette even if my blocks color layer is set to "bylayer" and instead of editing the png. file from the directory to change the blocks color? Ive noticed that it automatically change the color of the custom blocks to "white"
Great video - thanks! What would you recommend for housing the content on a server - office standards style. It seems like you could have master files accessed by everyone in the office via the Design Center - then each individual drafter could customize a tool palette based on this... What do you think?
+Andre Herrero Autodesk Vault all the way! Working from network drives is old school and creates an under performing system
Thanks you very much +Chris Dennis! SIR Really very useful commands.
Very usefull tutorial. Thank you !
thank you so much ! your video is very useful
Thank you for your video, very clear.
Hey , you are good . can you tell me or share the link of the video . how to put different sizes of same block in tool pallet under one block like M8 nut metric .
Hi Jaswinder. For different sizes of the same block, you would create multiple block insert tools then set the scale accordingly. You can do this by dragging and dropping the first block onto the Tool Palette, then copy and paste for additional tools, then right click on each and select 'properties' to set the scale.
A better method for your given example (An M8 Bolt - which doesn't 'scale' but instead changes in all dimensions) would be to build a dynamic/parametric block with a lookup table for the sizes. When you place a parametric block onto a tool palette, right click on the Tool Palette tool and take a look at it's properties. You will see a 'custom' section where you can pick which version of the Dynamic block to insert.
If you change the Dynamic block and drag it onto the Tool Palette again, a new block insert icon will be generated. This takes a little longer to build up your palettes, but it's a nice touch and makes it easier for your users to anticipate what the tool palette tool will do.
Does that help?
good on you it was prefect as always
how to show the Tool Palettes ?
very descriptive video ... thank you
+Muhammad Yasir You're welcome! Thanks for letting us know.
nicely done!
Thanks +Chris Dennis!
Where are you from sir ?
thanks it's very helpful
Can you create a tool palette in Vault?
+Philip Kettering Inside the Vault client? No. You can create custom toolbars like you can in most windows applications though. Or are you asking if you can create a tool palette of vault commands?
use grey to white background when given demos, learned that a long time ago
Thank you
no offense, but whats the reason of taking screen space for a big talking head?
+0tube0user some people like to see who is talking to them. Are you distracted by his beauty or something?
LOL yeah that's it, sorry should have said I gave you a B for the demo, A without the big talking head, but have your moment of fame and don't answer jackasses like me, be bullet proof
+0tube0user What's the point of commenting if you don't intend to be responded to? Doesn't that make you nothing more than a big talking head?
Haha, tool palettes are all powerful. Great video. Is there a way to bulk export and import tool palettes (more than one at a time)? Also, autodesk seek is now bimobject (bimobject.com/en-us?origin=seek).
thx