Copy Model drops references - Update 7

I have upgraded to OBD Update 7 and I see all kind of weird new issues...but this one is a strange one.

I make copies of models within the same file all the time...but now in update 7, the new model content is there but all its references from the source model are not? The attachments are dropped.

This is an annoying problem that I have never seen before and it only started after I started using Update 7?

Thanks,

Gary

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  • Hi Marc,

    My files are typically large 100+ MB so it makes it harder to provide a sample.

    I have been doing some investigating and noticed one thing you can test.

    Most of my referencing are internal, and when I make a copy of a "Drawing" model, I lose my references, when I make a copy of a "Design" model, the references are kept.

    Can you test that on your end?

    Gary

    Gary Manuel

    OBD 2023

    Windows 10 Pro

  • Hi Gary,

    I just tried a simple test and it worked OK here.   



  • The problem for me seem to be sporadic and not file specific.

    Here is a link to a video of copying a model and losing the reference attachment.

    https://youtu.be/xkU_0AFsbGA

    Not sure if this is related, but what does this message center message I get after switching model mean that states that "Used dimension system is imperial"? I don't recall seeing this msg before.

    Gary Manuel

    OBD 2023

    Windows 10 Pro

  • hi gary

    it seems to me that Drawing model has to have at least one attachment with orientation coming from Saved Views & then if you make a copy of this Drawing model, you don't lose any references

    in this example below I've made a Saved View from standard top view. & it seems working for me.

  • Hi Andri,

    I can't agree with this being a requirement? References are not always attached with saved views.

    Are you suggesting that if you attach the same model without a saved view, it does not work for you when you copy the drawing model?

    Gary Manuel

    OBD 2023

    Windows 10 Pro