ViewManager

Manage all the Views in your project, as well as View Templates and View Range settings in a single window.

Table of contents

1. Views tab
   1. Filter Views
      1. Add parameters columns
   2. Manual actions
      1. Open View
      2. Duplicate View
      3. Delete View
   3. Batch actions
      1. Duplicate Views
      2. Delete Views
      3. Import/Export
   4. Rename
   5. Build Name
   6. Save V/S Set
      1. Filter by V/S Sets
   7. Clear all modifications

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Views tab

The View Manager is a tool for managing the existing views in the project and performing actions such as renaming them, organizing them by sets, exporting them and even duplicating them.

Filter Views

In the second column choose the view type to show in this column.

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Add parameters columns

By default, the list of views will only show the name of the view and the list of view. Right-click under the column header and add the desired parameters.

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Manual actions

Open View

Right-click on the view and select the Open View option.

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Duplicate View

Right-click on the view and it will show you three options for duplicating it.

1. Duplicate: duplicate view without details.

2. Duplicate with Detailing: duplicate view with all detail geometry and annotation into the new view.

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Delete View

Right-click on the view and select the Delete option to remove view.

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Batch actions

Duplicate Views

Select the views and click on the Batch Actions list.

1. Duplicate: duplicate views without details.

2. Duplicate with Detailing: duplicate views with all detail geometry and annotation into the new views.

3. Duplicate as a Dependant: all dependent views, remain synchronous with the primary view and all other dependent views, so that when view-specific changes (such as view scale and annotations) are made in one view, they are reflected in all views.

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Delete Views

Select the views and click on the Delete button.

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Import/Export

Export an Excel file, edit it as you want, then import it into View Manager and update the number and name of the sheets. You can also import this Excel file in another project to use as a template.

1. Export the excel file from view list.

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1. Import exel file to update the views list.

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Rename

View Manager also allows views to be renamed in batch. To do this, select the views you want and click to Rename. Then define a Prefix, a Suffix, enter the name that will be replaced and finally the name that will replace it.

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Build Name

For the Build Name tool, select the views you want and click to Build Name. Then define the Default Field Separator, Custom Field, Custom Separator, and add or remove Parameters.

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Save V/S Set

To organize the project views, especially when there are many views created, View Manager offers the tool to save sets. To create a new set, select the views you want to separate into this set and click on New Set, then assign a name to finish creating the set.

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Filter by V/S Sets

Once you have organized the project views into sets, you can apply filters to make the work process easier.

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Clear all modifications

Click the Clear all Modifications button, and reset all edits applied to the view names and numbers, in the table view using the Rename command.

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Let’s go to the next tab to manage the View Templates.