When i rename a Plan, revit then show a dialog asks if you want to rename the corresponding views. Usually i just manually respond yes/no, later i then decided to check the "Do not show me this message again." before click the "Yes" button and since then, everytime i rename a view plan, it automatically rename all the corresponding views, even when i work on another project. Is there a setting to revert this back since the confirmation box no longer shown up, and i don't want revit to Auto-rename the corresponding views anymore
Thanks in advance
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When i rename a Plan, revit then show a dialog asks if you want to rename the corresponding views. Usually i just manually respond yes/no, later i then decided to check the "Do not show me this message again." before click the "Yes" button and since then, everytime i rename a view plan, it automatically rename all the corresponding views, even when i work on another project. Is there a setting to revert this back since the confirmation box no longer shown up, and i don't want revit to Auto-rename the corresponding views anymore
Thanks in advance
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Find this line in your c:\Users\{yourname}\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\Revit\Autodesk Revit 2022\Revit.ini file and delete it to reset.
"SuppressConfirmPlanViewRename"
Find this line in your c:\Users\{yourname}\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\Revit\Autodesk Revit 2022\Revit.ini file and delete it to reset.
"SuppressConfirmPlanViewRename"
...as per the link I posted above:
...as per the link I posted above:
...or, if you haven't customized the default INI, you could just close Revit, delete the INI file, and relaunch Revit.
...or, if you haven't customized the default INI, you could just close Revit, delete the INI file, and relaunch Revit.
it worked, Thanks!
@aaidinalimsyah wrote:it worked, Thanks!
So, typing a "0" over the "7" was too much work, huh?
Must be a generational thing. In the old days, we repaired things. Not like today where you just throw away stuff that ain't working.
Sad.
@aaidinalimsyah wrote:it worked, Thanks!
So, typing a "0" over the "7" was too much work, huh?
Must be a generational thing. In the old days, we repaired things. Not like today where you just throw away stuff that ain't working.
Sad.
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