data panel structure - moving and deleting / file structure
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the data panel shows all of the things AUTODESK puts there and all of the things I save.
how can i move folders and files?
specifically, my managed library shows up under a folder i (apparently) created (which i called tutorial 01) with various saved things from a tutorial and i would like to move the managed library to be under "home", or maybe into a folder labeled libraries, on the possibility that i create another managed library
how do i delete things?
i right clicked on a tutorial file and chose delete, 10 minutes later, the blue swirly arc was still spinning and i hade to close Fusion.
i tried a second time, on a different file, and it was deleted
i tried a third time, on another file, this one gave the message "A version of this design has been referenced by drawings, other designs, or manufacturing-related files and cannot be deleted." so how do i delete it?
Do associated files (design, schematic, board and 3d model) have to be deleted in a specific order?
how do i know what can be deleted without losing information?
specifically, in the process of creating two 3D packages, i saved them to wherever the computer wanted to save them
the loaded into the device, and are in a design.
can i delete the files, that i saved, of the 3D packages that appear listed in the data panel (they appear at the same level as the schematic, board and 3D model)?
are they also saved with the managed library?
or if i delete them, will it damage the managed library?
ultimately, my question(s) go back to the whole file structures and data system
i understand (or at least i think i understand) the manged library concept and the "cloud" data storage
can the data panel look more like the unix/linux/microsoft tree structure?
could the files that make up a design (schematic, board, 3d model) reside under the design (down a level), rather than at the same level as the design?
the web view doesn't help me