Clashes to Issues - Remember settings for each clash test

The Clashes to Issues dialog should remember settings for each clash group so that the user don't have to set them over again every time. This would also allow to export issues in bulk across all clash tests instead of each one individually (each one of them having their own unique attribute values).

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Jan 29 2019
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Action item/issue connectors / Navisworks

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8 Jan, 2020 05:26am

We have 62 clash tests running on one project, (large site, multiple buildings, 7 disciplines) and having to setup each clash to issues setting 62 times is unbelievably tedious. We are looking at automating this ourselves using AutoHotkey as it will save us many hours of expensive coordinator time. Please give this feature full consideration please.

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Single click clash-to-issues for all tests Merged

Its pretty tedious to be manually running the clash-to-issue function each week. It would be nice if you can define settings for each clash test (for which boxes to check, which values to set the properties, etc.) and click one button to run throu...

Created 10 Apr 05:40pm

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Having a template or a 'quick fill' option for the 'clashes to issues' in order to populate instantly the attributes Merged

In order to increase speed of issue publishing when working with many clash tests, we should be able to associate sets of attributes/values to certain clash test or multiple clash tests (template). As it is now, we have to run the 'Clashes to issu...

Created 27 Apr 08:22pm

Action item/issue connectors / Navisworks

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Clashes to Issues - Remember settings for each clash test

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Single click clash-to-issues for all tests Merged

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