Set up
Revit Cloud Worksharing to collaborate on a model stored in the cloud, and learn how team members can use
Revit to work on the model concurrently.
To set up
Revit Cloud Worksharing
- The
Autodesk Docs account administrator does the following:
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Launch Autodesk Docs Account Administration and sign in.
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Set up a
Autodesk Docs project.
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Assign project administrators.
- The project administrators do the following:
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Organize folders for the project.
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Invite team members.
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Upload the
Revit model to Autodesk Docs.
- Team members can collaborate with the
Revit team only or with external stakeholders.
To collaborate with the internal team, do the following:
- Accept the invitation to the project sent via e-mail.
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Open a workshared cloud model and make changes in the model concurrently with other users.
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Synchronize with the central model to save your changes to the model.
Project team members who use
Revit can see these changes. However, the changes are not available to non-Revit users, such as external stakeholders.
Use the
Autodesk BIM Collaborate Pro Sync Activity Indicator in the
Status Bar to check the status of the central model for a workshared cloud model. The status can be Available for Sync or Synchronizing. Click the icon to open the
Synchronize and Modify Settings dialog. The icon is hidden if the active model is not a workshared cloud model.
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Available for Sync: The central model is available for synchronizing.
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Synchronizing: The central model is busy; another user is synchronizing. Use the Reload Latest command to retrieve the latest changes.
When multiple users are synchronizing, a message displays that multiple users are synchronizing with the central model. When a single user is synchronizing, the user's name is also displayed in the tooltip.
To collaborate with external stakeholders, share the latest version of the model by doing the following:
- Select the views and sheets you want to share.
- Publish the model to
Autodesk Docs.
Note: When you publish a model, the selected views and sheets are visible to external stakeholders. Only publish versions of the model that you want external stakeholders to see.