On the journey to solving step 3, I experimented with a few different methods.

Using the harvested data, create a script that implements a Reload From method to batch reload local models from their cloud counterpart.

Once you have that one ‘super host model’, use a batch process to harvest all of the cloud model data.

You might do this one manually, using Reload From in the Manage Links dialog box.

Create one federated model on the BIM 360 cloud that links in all the other cloud hosted Revit models.

Initiate all Revit models on the BIM 360 Document Management cloud (manually, for now).

Unfortunately, the previous method I used ( TransmissionData, like eTransmit) is not available for cloud hosted models. This post is focused on that process of changing all of the Revit link paths to link to the BIM 360 models. But that creates some interesting problems, like creating folders, dealing with the initiation process, and replacing local Revit Links with their cloud versions. Enter BIM 360, and the wild world of Revit cloud worksharing… I expect that it will be commonplace now for existing projects and datasets to move across to BIM360 ‘mid project’.

in the PC labs. Read more here.I previously posted about how to quickly repath links based on some control mechanisms.

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Operating System: Windows 10 version 1803 (April 2018 Update).

8 Student Workstations, 1 Instructor Workstation (9 Workstations Total).

Etransmit bim 360