The various common elements and their options are described as follows:
Item | Description |
Name | Define the name used to identify the task. The name displays in the task list and the Clarity logs. |
Scope | Define the context of how the task runs. It can be associated with a file, with an entire Project, or completely generally. |
Project | Select
the Project this
task applies to.
Note: Only one Project can be selected (You cannot change the project when editing a task in it). |
Target | When
working with
File-scoped tasks, it enables you to specify which files
in the Project should be processed by this task. For assistance
in selecting models, click ...
next
to the field.
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Priority | Set the task priority when running on a task server. Lower numbers have more priority. |
Post Action |
When
tasks are completed, it enables you to choose additional actions
that can be performed to the output of that task.
Options include Running a Script, Move/Copy File and Post to FTP. (i.e. The Move/Copy post action can use keywords in the action path.) For more information, see Keywords Used in Post Task Actions. |
Frequency | Configure
when the system executes or runs the task:
|
Launchable | Control whether the user can manually run the task on demand from the Project page or the Clarity Revit Add-in. |
Administrator Required |
Control
whether the user requires Administrator access to execute the
task on demand.
Note: For some tasks, such as Backup, it is not recommended to allow regular users to execute the task. |
E-mail Notifications |
Set email notifications for tasks:
|
Enabled |
Control whether this task is available to run:
|
Additional parameters may be available on selected tasks, such as Revit Worksets.
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