If you are running different language versions of Revit on one machine, you may have noticed that your Quick Access Toolbar gets messed up every time you launch Revit using a language pack shortcut.<\/p>\n
Maybe not a big deal for some of you, but I really miss my Default 3D or Switch Windows buttons!<\/p>\n
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Actually, there is an easy way to fix this: you just need to delete your old UIstate.dat before launching Revit, which you can find in the following directory (if you have Revit 2014 one-box running on Windows 7, otherwise you may need to adapt the link):<\/p>\n
%APPDATA%\\Autodesk\\Revit\\Autodesk Revit 2014<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n A new one UIstate.dat is created each time you launch Revit using the default settings. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n I placed the vbs file on my desktop and before launching Revit I just need to double click it in order to flush the UIstate.dat.<\/p>\n
\nI saved the Link to my Favorites and kept deleting the UIstate.dat every time I switched the languages, but still it was kind of tedious - that's why I created a little script in VB, which is doing this job for me. The code is very simple and looks like this:<\/p>\nDim userName<\/code>
\nSet objNetwork = CreateObject(\"WScript.Network\")<\/code>
\nuserName = objNetwork.UserName<\/code>
\n'wscript.echo userName<\/code>
\nSet objFSO = CreateObject(\"Scripting.FileSystemObject\")<\/code>
\nobjFSO.DeleteFile \"C:\\\\\\\\Users\\\\\\\\\" & userName & \"\\\\\\\\AppData\\\\\\\\Roaming\\\\\\\\Autodesk\\\\\\\\Revit\\\\\\\\Autodesk Revit 2014\\\\\\\\UIstate.dat\"<\/code><\/p>\n