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I created polylines in a model along the slab edges and added wind loading to them. I am now working with a different model of the same project. Is there a way to bring the polylines into my new model without having to redraw them. Saving and Updating Substructure did not seem to work. Also copy and pasting did not work either.
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I will check it.

Rafal Gaweda
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Autodesk, Inc.
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Thanks!!
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Any solutions on this?
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- select lines ,polylines, whatever
- Geometry \ Structure \ Save Substructure
- in new model Geometry \ Structure \ Insert from file , select *.rtd extension mask, select saved file

Rafal Gaweda
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Autodesk, Inc.
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Ok it sort of works. The polylines cappeared alright but were not inserted at the correct location. I guess it has something to do with the attached dialog box.
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Yes, insert them in "easy to use" place then move to correct location or...
Usually the insertion point is the node with the lowest number. So add node number 1 somewhere to polyline file and then Robot should treat it as a reference for insertion.

Rafal Gaweda
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Autodesk, Inc.
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Thanks, also i noticed it leads as in a 3d view, and I seem to have lost my "plan" view tab
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Also do i add as object? (lower part of dialog box)
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I do not recommend

Rafal Gaweda
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