00:09you can replicate or copy content between civil 3d projects in the cloud using the bridge tool
00:16this type of connection allows any cloud-based civil 3d project to leverage files from another
00:22cloud project even if it resides in a different account this example configures a static bridge
00:29for one-time file replication but you can also create a synchronized bridge to share and synchronize
00:34data between a host project and a receiving project to create a bridge you must be a member
00:41of both the sending and receiving projects with appropriate folder permissions specifically
00:48you need view and download permissions or higher in the folder you are sending content from
00:53and edit permissions or higher in the receiving folder a static bridge is useful when you have
01:00content in one project that is valuable to share in another project for example here roadway project
01:08a has a pkt file that is a custom sub-assembly creating a bridge will replicate this content
01:15as a standalone file and project b where it can be used as a starting point and edited as needed
01:22you can do the same thing with aerial photos dwg files or other files you want to copy to another
01:29project
01:31to create a static bridge begin in your web browser with two acc tabs open one open to the project
01:38files
01:38of the sending project and one for the receiving project here the zurich phase one and zurich phase two
01:46projects are open in the phase one project open the project files resources folder where you see two pkt
01:55files that you want to access in the phase two project to create a static bridge select both files
02:04then expand the more menu and select share in the share dialog select another project type a title for the
02:14bridge transaction in this case pkt share click in the target project field and select the project you
02:22are sharing content with in this case zurich phase two then click in the target folder field to select a
02:30folder in the directory structure of the selected project here expand project files and select resources
02:39click select back in the share dialog under selected items you see the files you have selected to share
02:48you can add more content by clicking add folders but for now click share a confirmation message informs
02:57you that the transaction is underway next switch to the receiving project phase two and open the resources folder
03:07here you can see the bridged files a record is kept of all bridge transactions in the navigation panel notice
03:16the bridge option which can also be accessed from the project admin or build modules click bridge to
03:24review and manage bridges between projects click the incoming tab to see a record of bridge transactions
03:31including including the name of the bridge who created it what project it came from and when it was accepted
03:39select the bridge in this case pkt share and you can see the files that are included in that bridge
03:47returning to bridge select the outgoing tab where you see nothing because this is the receiving project
03:55switch to the phase one project and select bridge to see similar information because this is the sending
04:03project you will find the bridge information on the outgoing tab with nothing on the incoming tab now you know
04:10how to create a static bridge to replicate information from one project to another in the cloud even if they
04:16exist in
04:16different accounts
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