...instead of one Add-ins ribbon tab, in AutoCAD® Architecture 2018. I found this Autodesk Knowledge Network article on the topic, indicating it was for AutoCAD® Map 3D, 2014/2015, but also applying to AutoCAD® and other verticals, for the 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 releases. The instructions worked just fine in AutoCAD Architecture 2018.
As noted, I did not need to do Steps 2, 3 and 4, but I did check to see that was all in place prior to proceeding with the balance of the steps. After unloading the partial customization files for the two plug-ins that I had installed and then closing and restarting the program, the individual panels for the plug-ins showed up on a single Add-ins tab. I did have to turn on the display of the Add-ins ribbon tab, but that was easily done by right-clicking on a blank area of the ribbon and choosing Show Tabs > Add-ins from the context menu.
Oddly, it all came in on one Add-ins tab for AutoCAD® MEP 2018, on the same machine.
August 11, 2017
August 03, 2017
AutoCAD Architecture 2018.0.2 Update Released
The 2018.0.2 Update for AutoCAD® Architecture 2018 was released on Tuesday, August 1, 2017. You can read the full release notes here. This update addresses issues with viewport layers not remaining frozen for Multi-View Blocks, AEC Objects in external reference files with display overrides still plotting and fatal errors caused by an increase in graphic objects during AEC object insertion.
The update is available through your Autodesk Account page or in the Autodesk desktop application.
The update is available through your Autodesk Account page or in the Autodesk desktop application.
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