Workspaces

When Flare connects to a remote Flame workstation, the default behavior is to automatically create its own Flare workspace, associated to its own workstation, and which has access to all the contents of the shared libraries in the Flame project. However, you can also select the Flame workspace directly, but this entails that the Flame station is not being used, and hence doing this renders simultaneous work on the Flame and Flare workstations impossible.

If you wish to work collaboratively between Flame and Flare, one of the following three scenarios applies:

• If there is only one existing workspace and that it is associated to the current Flare workstation, Flare selects it automatically.
• If there is only one existing workspace and that it is not associated to the current Flare workstation, you can either use the existing workspace or create a new one, from the Workspace drop-down menu.
• If there are many existing workspaces, you can select an existing workspace or create a new one, from the Workspace drop-down menu.
Note: Workspaces are project specific. You can only access the workspaces of the current project.