We are pleased to introduce a new version of the Walls Reinforcement plugin, the changes of which we will tell you a bit in this article

We've been wondering for a while now - how can we help our users use ModPlus in organizations? There were ideas to implement the functionality in the License Servers, but we quickly abandoned that idea. Firstly - it's not the License Servers' area of responsibility, and secondly - it's very time-consuming. So we decided to take the simplest and at the same time the most effective way - using the organization's settings file. This variant has a lot of advantages - its creation can be easily solved by the coordinators and its distribution among computers of the organization can be easily solved by the system administrators.

At the moment, the organization settings allow you to specify the settings of the license server and allow you to use a single file for storing configurations in the Worksets plugin.

We will develop the functionality for organizations as we receive requests. So, if you're an organization representative and you have ideas - write to us!

Instructions on how to create and use organization settings can be found in help.

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We are pleased to present an update to the Worksets plugin! We've added a new command called "Workset Processing". With this command, you will be able to select, hide, show, isolate elements that are in certain worksets, as well as transfer elements from one or more worksets to another:

Also, in this update we've added the ability to set a common configuration file for an organization! This functionality will soon be tested in one of the organizations, and then we will tell everyone how it works.

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When the Worksets plugin was written, it came up with a tool to filter elements by category and parameter. This tool was then ported to the Revit work libraries and subsequently implemented in some plugins - Copy values, Coloring elements, Side of the world. A redesign of the Elements join plugin is in the works, which will also use this tool.

And we thought the tool was flexible enough, but recently we faced a seemingly simple task, when solving it, we realized - the tool needs modifications!

We once had a plugin "Last hidden" (already removed), which allowed you to track hidden elements. And then we were asked to make the same plugin, but to track selected elements. And in order not to multiply similar plugins (especially since they must be constantly open to work), we decided to create a new one that combines these two functionalities. And we named it simply - Last!

And now we have a plugin that simultaneously tracks the last hidden and last selected elements. Of course, the plugin has subtleties, and in some cases works incorrectly, but here we are powerless - we have squeezed everything we could out of Renga API! Even made the plugin work in assemblies!

And the traditional video demonstration:

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