Resource or Setting |
Permission to Modify |
Permission to Commit |
Refresh Updates Working File |
Scripts and script palettes |
Layers-Restricted |
Layers-Restricted |
Yes, always |
Worksheets |
Layers-Restricted |
Layers-Restricted |
Yes, always |
All other resources: ● Fill resources (gradients, hatches, images, and tiles) ● Line types ● Record formats ● Renderworks backgrounds, styles, and textures ● Roof, slab, and wall styles ● Sketch styles ● Symbols and symbol folders ● Text styles |
Layers & Resources |
Layers & Resources |
Yes, always |
Patterns |
Layers & Resources |
Layers & Resources |
Yes, always |
Classes |
Project |
Project |
Yes, always |
Story data |
Project |
Project |
Yes, always |
Dimension standards |
Layers & Resources |
Layers & Resources |
Yes, always |
Saved views |
Layers-Restricted |
Layers-Unrestricted |
Yes, always |
Publish saved sets |
Layers-Unrestricted |
Layers-Unrestricted |
Yes, always |
Batch render jobs |
Layers-Unrestricted |
Layers-Unrestricted |
Yes, always |
Working planes |
Layers-Restricted |
Project |
No |
“Refresh Updates Working File” describes what happens in the working file when you use the Refresh command:
● No: A refresh never updates the setting in the working file.
● Yes, always: A refresh always updates the setting in the working file with the setting from the project file.
● Yes, if not modified: A refresh updates the setting in the working file only if you did not change it. Once you change the setting in your working file, a refresh will not override it. To reload all settings from the project file, click Reset Document Preferences in the Project Sharing dialog box.