LaneClare Posted May 9, 2012 Share Posted May 9, 2012 I have a handful of palettes that are divided into groups. I need to share these with other people. At first, I exported the main palette group, with its subgroups, into an xpg file. Of course, I didn't yet know that it didn't retain the palettes at that time. Then I exported the palettes themselves (maybe 20 in all). My understanding is that if I import the palettes manually, then import the palette group, the palette group will be populated automatically. That isn't happening. What is happening: The palette groups are there, and the palettes are there (in the palette list, and they automatically added themselves into the (old) current palette group. If I set the current group as the imported palette group, it adds the imported palettes to that group, but not into the sub groups. With all of that said, is there a way to import multiple palettes at one time, via lisp or something else that I don't know about. Is there a way to have those palettes appear in their appropriate places on the palette group? From what I've read about the problem, the palette group is stored in a customization file, and that's why it isn't transferring the palettes into the group. I'm not sure if this is true, or if I misread something, hence my questions to the group. For full disclosure, I'll likely be posting this over at the AutoDesk forum as well, for more views. When/If I find an answer, I'll post it on the other forum so that people can access the answer if they have the same problem. Any help is truly appreciated! Thanks, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tzframpton Posted May 26, 2012 Share Posted May 26, 2012 I'm a Tool Palette nut, and I've never gotten this to work correctly. I've figured out some serious networking and sharing techniques with Tool Palettes but that's the one and only thing I still cannot figure out. I don't know if there's really an option to do it from an "admin level" standpoint. I think it's really an "end user" only method. Of course, a programmer could figure something out but I'm talking merely out of the box solutions. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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