How to share Tool Sets
This article applies to:
- Revu 21
- Revu 20
The Tool Chest allows you to store customized markups in tool sets and share them with anyone. You can export tool sets, save them locally to your device, import them, or use synced edits to share them across a network.
How to export a tool set
- Open the Tool Chest.
- Select the Properties for the tool set you want to export, and then select Export.
- Select the folder where you want to store the file, and select Save.
After you export the tool set, add or import it to the Tool Chest.
How to add or import a shared tool set
Add a tool set
Use this function if you want to share a tool set on a network drive, to allow multiple users to use it at the same time. Tool sets saved in a centralized network location are cached locally and can be used while offline. Any markups added, edited, or removed from a tool set will apply to all users sharing the tool set. However, while you're offline, these tool sets can't be updated or checked out for editing.
To add a tool set:
- Open the Tool Chest.
- Select Tool Chest > Manage Tool Sets.
- Select Add.
- Under Type, select Existing.
- Select the Browse button, navigate to the tool set (.btx) file, and select Open.
- Select the Display and Show in All Profiles boxes, and select OK.
Import a tool set
Importing a tool set copies the .btx file to the default location, which allows individual users to manage the tool set locally. Any changes to an imported tool set will not be reflected in another user's tool set.
To import a tool set:
- Open the Tool Chest.
- Select Tool Chest > Manage Tool Sets.
- Select Import.
- Navigate to the tool set (.btx) file and select OK.
You can also import tool set files by dragging them from Windows File Explorer to the Revu window.
You can manage tool sets to prevent multiple users from updating a tool set at the same time. A lock displays above a shared tool set to show that no changes can be made to the tool set. Select the lock to allow changes to a tool set. A check mark displays above an unlocked tool set to show that you can make changes to the tool set. Any changes made to an added tool set will be implemented for all users who share the tool set.
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