Sheets is the project's drawing register. Each sheet has a number, a title and a history of versions, so the team can always find the current drawing and see what it replaced.
This topic includes:
What a sheet is
A sheet is one drawing, identified by its number — A-101, M-301. A
sheet holds one or more versions; the newest is the current one, and it is
what opens when somebody clicks the sheet. Superseded versions stay available,
because an issue raised against revision 1 has to keep pointing at revision 1.
The register
The register lists sheets by number, with the version set, discipline and tag
each one carries.
The columns are:
- Number and title — the sheet's identity, taken from its title block.
- Version set — the issue this version arrived in.
- Discipline — Architectural, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire Protection, and so on.
- Tag — free labels such as
For ConstructionorFor Review. - Updated by — who last published or edited it.
Beside the title: Deleted sheets for anything removed, Publish log for the history of every upload, and Settings.
Version sets
Drawings arrive in bundles, not one at a time. A version set names the bundle — "Issue 3 — For Construction" — and every sheet published together shares it. That is how the register answers "what changed at issue 3?".
Note: deleting a sheet is a soft delete. It moves to Deleted sheets and can be restored.