Create plant projects in Autodesk Vault.
When you first open a plant project from the vault using the Project Manager, a local workspace is created and files are copied from the vault. Additional users create a separate local workspace.
The project database in the local workspace is updated () as you save files in the working folder. The project master database is updated when you check in files to the vault.
If you create a plant project in the vault, you can benefit form the following vault-enabled features:
For Autodesk Vault help online, see Vault Help.
Vault project and file management features are integrated into the Project Manager.
If a vault project is opened, The Project Manager displays a vault project type and check-out status.
You can manage your vault log-in session and vault project files from the ribbon.
For more information on the ribbon commands, see the Vault Command Reference.
When working with vault projects, AutoCAD Plant 3D toolset prompts you to log in.
Autodesk vault log-ins are maintained for the duration of the drawing session unless you explicitly log out. If you want to access a different vault, you first log out.
After your project administrator provides you with a vault server location and credentials, you can use the Project Manager to open a project. The first time you open a vault project you specify the location of your working folder. Project files are then copied to your working folder from the vault.
Project files are initially read-only in your workspace folder. The Project Manager prompts you to check out files as you work. You can check in project files when your changes are complete. You can also synchronize to vault to share your work-in-progress without checking in the files.
Do not use Autodesk Vault Client (vault explorer) to download projects or check out files.