I think I've encountered a very weird glitch while working with some clients using Noteblocks, and I can't seem to find any info anywhere, so before I go to Autodesk with an actual support case, I thought I'd try here to dig up some more info.
While using a noteblock and entering a lengthy note, 255+ characters, the note will allow itself to be typed in its entirety the first time it's placed/written, but then any time the note is used after that by placing a second noteblock symbol and selecting the note from the 'note' parameter in the properties it generates a second entry in the Noteblock Schedule and cuts the note back to 255 characters. Create Similar and copy/paste seem to get around this glitch, but isn't always practical. You can edit the trimmed note, to be longer than 255 again and show the whole note, but if you repeat the adding a new symbol process, you'll get a duplicate trimmed note again. *sigh*
I've tested this on their current project file where the weirdness was discovered, then using their noteblock symbol in an out-of-the-box template, and then on a noteblock of my own making from many years ago in an OOTB template. All scenarios lead to the same duplication of the note.
I've attached the latest test here, so you can check it out for yourself.
So, if this really is a glitch and can't be fixed without Autodesk involvement... I'm very annoyed, and also puzzled as to how to get around this... Shorter notes, sure, but when a note needs to be descriptive, ... I mean, there isn't much we can do. Is there something I'm missing?
