Using OpenRoads Designer 2020 Release 2 which is built upon Microstation CONNECT update 13.
I have a container file that is referencing files A B and C. This container file is referenced into a sheet file, Live nesting depth 1. The reference setting Display Overrides is set to never so that I can control the display of all of my sheets from the container file. This setting is not working - in the example I provide in the attached Zip file - the sheet file has no levels displayed even though all levels are displayed in the container.....
I'm sure this is something incredibly simple but I'm not even sure where to look...
Update:
It works....The issue ended up being a configuration variable. I was making changes trying to fix another issue. I went back to an old config file and the levels were displayed as expected.
Now I just wish I knew which config variable gave me the issue....
UDisplay Overrides.zip
Can you upload some screenshots of the ref & level managers & level display (assuming you can’t upload the files themselves?)
Could have been MS_LEVEL_LOAD_ATTACHMENTS_FILTERS.
Connect r17 10.17.2.61 self-employed-Unpaid Beta tester for Bentley
I think the container file is where the issue is and not the sheet.
I went into the container file and turned off all the referenced levels, then did a save settings, exited the file and re-entered all levels remained off.
I then turned on the one level in File A and did a save settings, exited and re-entered the file. So only the one level from the one file was showing.
I then opened the sheet file and this level was shown.
I went back to the container file and turned on the other two levels in the other references, did a save settings, exited and re-entered the file and the levels held.
I then opened the sheet file and all levels were shown.
HTH
Timothy Hickman
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Now that I'm in the office, I downloaded the files (I didn't see they were attached already when I was viewing this thread using my phone).
With my workspace loaded, I opened the plan sheet file and saw nothing. I then opened the container and saw some geometry. I went back to the Plan Sheet file and now saw the geometry in this file.
To rule out any configuration variables from my workspace, I opened up a vanilla session and repeated the same sequence of file opening as above. The result is the geometry didn't appear. I went back to the container and enabled 'Save Settings on Exit', opened the Plan Sheet file once again and the geometry was visible. No cfg variables were altered, no reference file level display was modified, just that one setting.
Do you not have this setting enabled by default?
All you did was open that file, return to the sheet and it suddenly appeared, sounds buggy.
The "Save Settings" defaults are set in User Preferences