Properties Mode: When enabled, only the appearance properties of markups are saved in the tool set. To show a hidden tool set, select it from the Tool Chest menu at the top of the Tool Chest panel. Hide: Hides the tool set from the Tool Chest. Pin: Pins a tool set to a specified toolbar. Save: Saves changes made to the tool set (for example, adding a tool or changing the scale). Legend: Creates a Markups Legend specific to the tools in the tool set.Įxport: Exports the tool set to a local or network drive. Remove Scale: Removes the current scale set for the tool set.
Set Scale: Sets a scale for tools in the tool set, allowing them to scale up or down when placed in a calibrated drawing. Symbol: When enabled, tools in the tool set are shown as their symbols only.ĭetail: When enabled, tools in the tool set are shown in a table with more detailed information. Properties menu (all tool sets except Recent Tools): Locked / Checked Out: Indicates that the tool set is either locked (and is read-only) or checked out (and is editable). Appears only when a tool set has a scale set. Scale: Enables or disables the scale set for the tool set. When tool sets are collapsed, a flyout toggle appears at the right which enables viewing and selecting tools in the tool set without expanding it. Expand/ Collapse toggle: Expands or collapses the tool set. Select a tool set to toggle its shown/hidden status.Įach Tool Set has its own toolbar with some or all of the following tools: Tool sets that are checked are currently shown in the panel.
If you unlock the particular tool set and forget to lock it again, as long as file is not read-only, then the tool set will be released and saved when you exit Revu. Saving your current Profile will save the state of any modified tool sets.Tool Chest menu: Contains a list of available tool sets and the Manage Tool Sets feature. If you have configured your environment to point to a shared network location, any tool sets which you make read-only permanently have the file unlocked for you and no other user can unlock the file. The file which stores the information for the tool set is saved as. Tool sets cannot be checked out by users who are offline. If nobody else has the tool set checked out, the lock icon will change to a Checked Out icon, indicating that the user can now modify the tool set (for example, to add, delete, or edit tools within the tool set). Users with write permissions to the file can click the Lock icon to request to check out the tool set. A locked file is normally read-only so as to prevent multiple users from making conflicting changes to a tool set.Ī Lock icon in the Tool Chest panel indicates that a tool set is currently locked. Tool sets that are shared across the network are locked by default.
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