What is simulation?
A simulation is an imitation of a real system or process. It is used to understand, predict, or analyze how a system behaves under different conditions.
There are two ways, one within Manage Cloud Models and the other with eTransmit.
A) Upgrade the project via Collaboration for Revit.
NOTE: Be sure to communicate to project team members that they should use the project and associated models in the newer release of Revit. Project team members must use the upgraded project and models when collaborating.
B) Using eTransmit:
1. Launch the older release of Revit.
2. Publish all the models in the project.
3. Save the models from BIM 360 Team to your local workstation.
Recommended: Open several of these models to do a spot check that the content is as expected.
4. Launch the newer release of Revit.
5. Use the eTransmit add-in to upgrade the models.
Important: Upgrading models with eTransmit can be a time-consuming operation. You should consider completing the steps below during off-hours or overnight when there is decreased activity in Revit.
Follow these steps to upgrade a Collaboration for Revit project and associated Revit models before you start working in a newer release of Revit. Note too that skipping any steps, doing things out-of-order, or not verifying the success of each step along the way can result in a failed upgrade or loss of files.
If you need further assistance with your Revit Product, Contact one of our Specialists here.
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