

We tested using the CS150 spec and tried inserting pipe then elbows and flanges. Test Plant 3D 2022 to ensure that content works correctly.Remove the extraneous files from 2021 CPak Common folder (they just take up extra space).In your existing content folder (K:CADPlant3dCatalogs), replace the 2021 ContentConfig.xml with the 2022 ContentConfig.xml.Make a backup of both 20 shared content folders.Workflow to migrate 2021 and earlier for 2022 – Applied Software recommended Below we have detailed a workflow that solves the problem of using your current (2021 or earlier) shared content in Plant 3D 2022. The 2021 shared content folder CAN be migrated over to 2022, but once it has been migrated you cannot push it back. Unfortunately, if you are working on projects in both 20, you will have to maintain both shared content folders separately. The best workflow we have found is to have a shared content folder for 2021 and earlier and then a folder for 2022.

Plant 3D 2021 does not recognize the 2022 contentconfig.xml settings. However, this causes an issue where you can no longer use one shared content folder for your content. These files are not usereditable and are substantial in size. In Plant 3D 2022 the shared content folder has changed by moving some files to the install folder instead of being in the shared content folder.
