His background is in graphics with an Applied Sciences degree and ten years manufacturing experience drafting, as well as technical illustration, image editing, and even patent drafting. Technical Support Specialist, ManufacturingBob Felton has been supporting Autodesk products for over 23 years including core AutoCAD, P&ID, Plant 3D, AutoCAD for Mac, AutoCAD Mechanical, and Vault. Special thanks to Adam LeRoy and Jay Siebert for the research and confirmation for Solution 2. But when AutoCAD was listed first, then it works. Solution 2) It was noticed that the order of the support file search paths for the Tool Palettes mattered. If the Faro link is above the AutoCAD link, then AutoCAD won't retain any new palette tools. You can dock the Tool Palettes window on the right or left edge of the application window. A reinstall source for As-Built for AutoCAD 2020 was not found and was therefore not tested. In-product view SHARE Add to Collection The options and settings for tool palettes are accessible from shortcut menus that are displayed when you right-click in different areas of the Tool Palettes window. (This was not tested).īelow are the 9 partial customization groups that were loaded by 'As-Built for AutoCAD 2020.1'Īlso, the installed version 'As-Built 2020.1' was not identified as being installed according to the third image above that pops up at startup. After uninstalling the As-Built add-in, the custom tool palettes were retained between sessions of Plant 3D.Īlternatively, it may be possible to unload the following partial customization groups by running the command KUBT_SELECT_KUBIT_BOX_VERSION from the Plant 3D command line.
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Solution 1) To resolve this error, As-Built for AutoCAD 2020.1 can be uninstalled from the Programs and Features in the Windows Control Panel. This issue did not occur in Plant 3D 2019 on the same machine that did not have As-Built for AutoCAD loaded. The root cause for the problem was suspected to be that the Faro add-in for AutoCAD, identified as 'As-Built for AutoCAD 2020' was not installed successfully. Permissions were also checked and found to be correct. When you close Plant 3D and re-open it later, the added tool palettes are missing.Īlso, at the next startup of Plant 3D the Command line shows ' Failed to get PaletteSet!'įurther, another dialog box pops up that ' A new As-Built for AutoCad version was found'.Īfter testing a clean uninstall/reinstall of Plant 3D 2020, the problem remained. That will make any palette you created in one computer available to the other users on your network.You have added a new tool palette group with one or more palettes in AutoCAD Plant 3D 2020 (might also affect earlier and later Plant 3D releases and also vanilla AutoCAD installations). Note: After the initial transfer operation, you can add new tool palettes that you created by drag and dropping them to the Catalog in Content Browser. (see that it is not a simple drag and drop operation, you have to click in the palette you want to load in the contend browser and keep pressing the mouse button till a syringe icon loads, then drag to the tool palettes bar in AutoCAD Drag and drop the palettes you want from the catalog to your tool palettes bar.Browse t the network location you specified before.Add catalog -> Add an existing Catalog.In any computer where you want to add those palettes, follow these steps Drag and drop the new palettes to from you palettes side bar to the Catalog.Double click the new catalog that you have created.
Browse to a network location that all computers can access.Right click and "Add Catalog" -> Create New Catalog.
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