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Command Line: Regenerating Views
Use this procedure to regenerate all views in the current project from the command line. When you regenerate a view,
you reload all of the external references used to generate the view.
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On the command line, enter AecRegenerateProjectViews.
All views in the current project are regenerated.
NOTE Alternatively, you can click the button on the Views tab of the Project Navigator.
Command Line: Selecting a New Project Environment
Use this procedure to select a new project environment from the command line.
NOTE You can select only existing projects from the command line. To create a new project environment, go to the Project
Browser and create a new project as described in
“ Setting a Project Current ” on page 174 .
1 On the command line, enter AecSetCurrentProject, and press
ENTER
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2 Enter the project you want to set current on the command line.
NOTE Alternatively, you can click the button on each tab of the Project Navigator and set the new project in the Project
Browser.
Command Line: Closing the Project Navigator
Use this procedure to close the Project Navigator from the command line.
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On the command line, enter AecCloseProjectNavigator.
The Project Navigator Palette is closed.
NOTE Alternatively, you can click the button of the Project Navigator Palette.
Frequently Asked Questions about Drawing Management
This topic contains questions and answers that can help you to achieve the results you need when working with Drawing
Management.
What do I have to consider when working with the XML files in the project?
The project data of a building model is contained in the APJ file, which contains information about the overall project,
and in the XML files accompanying each DWG file. Both file types are well-formed XML. In most cases, you should
not try to edit these files manually in an XML editor, as you might inadvertently corrupt the file. To make changes to
your project, use the Project Browser and Project Navigator commands instead.
I have added a lot of project details in the Project Browser. Can I export these to another application?
Yes. The project details you enter in the Project Browser are stored in the project’s APJ file, which is a well-formed XML
file. If you want to export these details, create a copy of the APJ file, and export it to any XML application or database.
If you want to use the project detail categories and items in another project, use the existing APJ file as the template
for the new project.
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