The topics in this section describe tasks for workshared cloud models (Revit Cloud Worksharing) and non-workshared cloud models (Cloud Models for Revit).
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Working with Cloud Models
Topics in this section
- Upload a Non-Workshared Model to Autodesk Docs (Cloud Models for Revit)
When you sign into your Autodesk account, you can save a non-workshared local model to Autodesk Docs as a Revit cloud model. - Upload a Workshared Model to Autodesk Docs (Revit Cloud Worksharing)
To use Revit Cloud Worksharing, start by uploading a model to Autodesk Docs. - Migrate Linked Models to the Cloud
Save each of the linked models to the cloud, and then use the Manage Links tool to reload the links from their cloud location. - Publish Cloud Models
Publish workshared or non-workshared Revit models to the cloud so other team members who don't have Revit can view, search, and work with the cloud models. - View and Open an Earlier Version of a Cloud Model
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 open. - View and Restore an Earlier Version of a Cloud Model
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. - Select Views and Sheets to Publish to the Cloud
After updating a cloud model, use the Publish Settings tool to select views and sheets of the model to publish to the cloud. - Rename or Delete Cloud Models with Autodesk Docs
Models uploaded to Autodesk Docs can be deleted or renamed directly in Autodesk Docs. - Recover Cloud Models with Autodesk Docs
When a Revit model is deleted from a Autodesk Docs project, you can use Autodesk Docs to recover the model.