Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis

[#1]

After tweaking a model for some time I ended up with just the "two-way" preset in the load distribution dialog. I suppose I did delete them by accident though I'm not sure about it...

Anyway i tried to add them back (i mean the "One-way X" and "One-way Y" presets) but I noticed that the "New" button was inactive.

After spending some time reading the help, I decided to install the RSA2013 and I opened the same model and all those three presets were there. is there anyone else getting the same problem?

thanks

[#2]

After tweaking a model for some time I ended up with just the "two-way" preset in the load distribution dialog. I suppose I did delete them by accident though I'm not sure about it...

Scissors button can do that

Anyway i tried to add them back (i mean the "One-way X" and "One-way Y" presets) but I noticed that the "New" button was inactive.

It is correct. Three possible options already defined so there is no need to create "new" ones.

After spending some time reading the help, I decided to install the RSA2013 and I opened the same model and all those three presets were there. is there anyone else getting the same problem?

Restarting robot and reloading the file should be enough.

[#3]

I still can't get back the presets even if I restart and open again the model in RSA2012 - so I guess there should be something more to do.

[#4]

clear cfgusr folder before next ARSA 2012 start.

"c:\Users\user_login\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis 2012\CfgUsr" 

Then start new project and check.

[#5]

i cleared it - same thing for the old model - just the "two way" preset.

but, I noticed something awkward while restarting RSA2012 for several times. If I open a new project and then my old model i got all three options. If I open my old model and then a new project I get just the "two-way" option.

[#6 · Accepted solution]

So:

- start new project and follow the red route shown below

- then load old one, follow green route

[#7]

Now, that did the trick. Thanks!