Hi,
It sounds like there are a lot of questions here that I would like to answer, but I want to be clear on what your workflow is currently.
Would you have any time to set up a screen share, so that I can watch your workflows and answer any questions you may have? If not, are you able to produce a Screencast, showing some of your workflows so that I could comment on that?
I can give answers to some of your questions, but others I would need to see what you are doing:
What is the check mark for in front of the libraries, ie sample tools, it does not do anything?
If you have the check in front of the library, those tools should show up in the "Tool Selector" window - they should not show up with no check. It is a mechanism for you to filter down the number of tools you want to select from for your operations
Why do I get a different screen when I open manage vs select?
You get a different screen because one is there to help you in selecting a tool, and the other is there to help you build/create/manage your tools. We are currently working on an implementation that combines the two in a more meaningful way.
When I open the library it opens with a bunch of stuff selected, like cast iron and until I close all this I don't see any tools and I need to close all the libraqries to see them all. I can not edit a tool until I load it and then go back to edit?
Some of these things that are selected are filters, because we try to narrow down tools you are searching for based on common tools in your various libraries. As mentioned above, some of these libraries can be made not visible by unchecking the library in the manage dialog. We are also working to improve upon the filtering. Also, when it comes to editing tools, it sounds like you may be selecting a tool from the Samples or Vendors tools - these can't be edited. The reason you have to select first then edit is because we make a copy of the sample tool (which is read only) and add it to your document (or job) library. What you are then editing is the copied version in your document library.
As I mentioned in your previous post, you aren't able to create a library in the document (or job) itself, as that is populated only with tools you have used on that specific document. In order to add/create/edit your own libraries, you need to either create a library under "Local", or enable Cloud Libraries and add the library under "Cloud"
I hope that this answers some of your questions and feel free to reach out to me directly at noah.balsmeyer@autodesk.com if you would like to set up a screenshare so that I can help you get up and running faster with the tool library.
Thanks!
Noah
Noah Balsmeyer
Fusion Mfg Software Engineer