Updating Locations

The Update Locations command moves each lineset so its physical position matches the distance recorded in its parameter, measured against the current reference plane. It is the opposite of Sync Schedule.

When to use it

• After moving the reference plane — push every lineset back to its scheduled distance from the new plane position.
• After editing distance values in the schedule and wanting the model to follow.

This is the "schedule is correct, fix the model" direction.

What the command does

1. Confirms a reference plane is set as the current locator. If none is set, the command stops and asks you to run Select Reference.
2. Collects all dynamically scheduled linesets (legacy linesets are skipped).
3. Determines how many are out of sync — whose physical position differs from their stored distance.
4. If any are out of sync, asks you to confirm before moving anything.
5. Moves each lineset to the distance recorded in its parameter.

Steps

1. Make sure the correct reference plane is the current locator (run Select Reference if needed).
2. If the linesets are pinned, run UnPin Linesets first so they can move.
3. On the Linesets panel, click Update Locations.
4. Review the count of linesets that will move and click Yes to proceed.

Only out-of-sync linesets are moved

If every lineset already sits at its scheduled distance, the command reports that nothing needed moving and makes no changes.

Requires dynamic scheduling

Only linesets with Use Dynamic Scheduling enabled are processed. Legacy linesets are ignored.