A new version is created each time someone saves their changes to the cloud. When you view all versions of a Revit model, you can select a previous version to restore if needed.
If another user restores a Revit model while you are accessing it, you are notified that your model is no longer compatible with the model stored in the cloud. You can discard your changes and open the latest version of the cloud model, or you can save your changes in a new model. The new model cannot save changes to the cloud again with the restored version of the cloud model.
Note: To create a locally saved detached copy of a cloud model, open the
Revit model in
Autodesk Docs and download it locally. See
To Download Documents.
To view versions of a cloud model
- Click
(Home) on the Quick Access toolbar or press CTRL+D.
- In the left pane, click
Autodesk Docs.
Note: To view or access Revit models on Autodesk Docs, you must be a member of an Autodesk Docs project to view and access these models.
- In the right pane, select an Autodesk Docs project name.
- Select a project folder to view a list of Revit models.
- Click the ellipsis ( … ) to the right of a model and click Version History to display a list of synchronized versions for the model. You can filter the number of version shown for the last 30, 60, or 90 days, or all versions. Use the search field to filter the list based on the By, Comments, or Date fields.
To restore a version of a model
- Notify users associated with the project that you are about to restore a previous version.
- Choose a version to restore, and ellipsis ( … ) to the right of a version and click Restore.
The version you selected is now the latest version.