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pneumatic icon path

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Anonymous
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pneumatic icon path

I am trying to put all of our pneumatic icons and symbols on our network so we can share the database. I've done this with schematic and panel symbols/icons simply by changing the path referenced in the project properties and in the env file. Where/how can I change the referenced path for the pneumatic (and hydraulic, PID) icons? I don't see anything in the .env file or the project settings.
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dougmcalexander
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I suggest to copy the Libs folder and all subfolders to your network. Then go to ACADE options and set the support file search path to this new path.


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Anonymous
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My libs and subfolders are on the network. Unfortunately it still searched for and found the original "ACE_PNEU_MENU.DAT" file in the default directory, after I had changed the option you mentioned (not sure why). The .env file has specific commands to change schem and panel icon paths, and these work fine from the new support folder. The other icon menus do not have specific commands though.

I was able to do what I wanted here though. For the information of anyone watching this topic, I talked to my ACAD reseller tech and there is a line in the .env file in the "MISC" section titled WD_SUP_ALT. Here you can specify a support folder to be searched before the default path is searched. My issue went away after doing this.

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