Sketch in timeline turns blue after Re-Link of lost projection

Sketch in timeline turns blue after Re-Link of lost projection

RogerInHawaii
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Sketch in timeline turns blue after Re-Link of lost projection

RogerInHawaii
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I had a bunch of sketches that lost their Intersect type of projections from an underlying body whose shape had changed. I selected each sketch individually and chose to Manage Projections. For each one I selected to Re-Link the projection and then chose the underlying body that it had referenced, but whose shape had changed. That worked!

 

The Re-Link fixed the problem.

But now all of those sketches appear BLUE in the timeline. What does that mean? Is there still something wrong? Is it OK to reference and use those sketches?

lost projections sketch now blue.png

 

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jhackney1972
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Most of the time "blue" icons in the timeline mean they are just selected.  Left click on another icon in the timeline and see it they go away and only one is blue. If they remain blue, attach you file please.

John Hackney, Retired
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laughingcreek
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this is another bug that has popped up.  the blue indicating that the sketch is "selected" doesn't go away sometimes, even after selecting other stuff.  toggling the visibility icon (the eye ball) for the sketch in the browser seems to clear it.  it doesn't mean there is something wrong with the sketch.

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RogerInHawaii
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@laughingcreek Thank you.

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