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Supported operations

Overview Look up the environment, version, task, and operation you need. Reading a file, using it as a reference, editing it, and exporting it are separate capabilities. Check the application version and connection requirements before starting. Use a small sample to confirm that the operation produces the format you need.

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Save native models

Overview A conversation, a Studio file, and a connected Revit or AutoCAD document are different records. Saving one does not establish that the others are saved. After inspecting a native change, save the application document using the appropriate project procedure. Keep useful Studio files in Projects and reopen the result to verify it. In Ideatura
  1. Identify whether the result is a Studio file or a native application change.
  2. Save the native document where required.
  3. Organise useful files in Projects.
  4. Reopen the result and check content and editability.
Check the result The usable result survives closing and reopening the relevant file.

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Projects and Timeline

Overview Projects is the shared workspace library. Timeline shows workspace output grouped by date, with search, filters and file details. Workbench is where your personal editable copies live. Check the retention information shown in Timeline. Save useful output in Projects, confirm its destination and reopen the saved file. In Ideatura
  1. Find the output in the conversation or Timeline.
  2. Open and inspect the file.
  3. Organise the useful output in the appropriate Project.
  4. Return through Projects and confirm it opens.
Check the result The result is in the intended project and can be found without the original conversation.

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Restore files

Overview Trash shows deleted workspace files, their original location and remaining retention time. Check the time shown for the file you want to recover. Restore the intended item and check where it returns. Restore all and Delete all affect multiple items; permanent deletion is different from restoring or closing a preview. In Ideatura
  1. Open Trash and locate the file.
  2. Inspect its identity and available restoration action.
  3. Restore it and confirm it appears in the intended location.
Check the result The restored file opens and contains the expected work.