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I have a Test Project and I created a BT for it. The Test Project is registered and the BT is correctly configured as a BT of the test project, but the BT does not show up in the S/R window.

BT are supposed to be in the S/R, correct? Is it because it is a Test Project?

Win10x64_1709, PT8.0.100.52

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I feel stupid now. :slight_smile:

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Make sure you have gone to Users, Roles and Permissions and set up users.

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That fixed it…

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