Throughout a construction project, floor plans will be revised. When you're capturing, it's important to always be adding new content to the most up-to-date drawing.

If you uploaded your drawing directly from your computer, you will need to manually update in the revised version onto your StructionSite project. So users will not lose previously captured content, StructionSite allows users the ability to slipsheet in the new version to replace the previously uploaded floor plan, keeping all content pins in their original positions.

How to update your drawing:

1. First, ensure that the new sheet is the same size and scale as the currently uploaded drawing. If not, make adjustments in Bluebeam. 

2. In the project's Drawing tab, hover your cursor over the drawing and click "Edit" on the right side of the screen.

3. In the "Edit Drawing" window, in the "Drawing File" field, select "Choose File."

4. Browse your computer for the latest drawing. Select the file and hit open.

5. You'll now see the revised drawing's file name populate in the "Drawing File" field. Here, to finalize this upload, click "Save." As long as your revised drawing is the same size and scale as the previous version, all of your pins will remain in the same spot.

6. Additionally, there is an option to transfer content to another drawing. Selecting this button will open a window showing all projects you have access to, and the drawings within them. Use this feature to move existing content to an existing drawing with Structionsite.

NOTE: If your drawing was uploaded from the cloud, it automatically slip-sheets when updated in the cloud platform. Slip-sheeting occurs twice per day, at 12pm EST & 6pm EST. More info about this upload method here.

NOTE: After you've updated the drawing, you may notice the drawing itself hasn't changed. This is due to the previous drawing being cached. Try refreshing (F5) or (Shift + F5) or clear your cache then open up the drawing. 

We hope this article has been helpful. If you have any questions please reach out to [email protected].