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    Sync BIM 360 Field Equipment Properties with Revit Model

    With the BIM 360 add-in, you can sync Autodesk BIM 360 Field equipment properties with the originally shared Revit model.

    If a Revit model is shared with BIM 360 Glue with the BIM 360 add-in and then shared with BIM 360 Field, a Field administrator can add equipment properties which can be loaded back to the original RVT file.
    To learn more, see the BIM 360 Glue Help.
    Parent topic: BIM 360 Add-in for Revit

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