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If your team intends to share a model
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with other team members or external stakeholders,
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you will want to create published sets,
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which allows users to package specific views needed to
00:14
communicate design intent, rather than publishing all model views.
00:19
This helps stakeholders review the model quickly and
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make decisions before linking your model into theirs.
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To create a published set within Revit, go to the collaborate tab > manage models
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panel, and select published settings.
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The published settings dialog box has two areas: the select sets area
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and the edit set area.
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In the select sets area,
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you can select an existing set to edit the included views or
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use the icons in the upper right corner of the dialogue box.
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You can click new set to create a set with no views selected
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or duplicate set to create a new set with specific views already selected
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and additional views can be added as needed.
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You can also rename or delete a set in this area.
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To create a new set, click new set.
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In the new set dialog box, enter a name for the set.
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To edit which views are included in the selected set, verify that the check box
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next to the set name is checked.
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In the edit set area,
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you can select an option in the show in list drop down.
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To show specific view types or use search to search for particular views by name,
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you can click select all which selects all the views in
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the list below, or select none to deselect any checked views.
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Click the check box next to the view name you want to include in the set.
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You can expand preview
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and select the view name from the list to see the view in the preview pane.
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You can then use the navigation bar to zoom into the view if needed.
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When you are finished, click save and close.
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Now to save the changes, you need to synchronize with central.
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Next, you will need to publish the model to the cloud,
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navigate to the home page, and select Autodesk Docs,
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then click on the ellipses next to the file to view the publish options.
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Choose Publish latest and click publish in the publish to the cloud dialog box.
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Alternatively,
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you can go to the Autodesk Construction Cloud website
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and select design collaboration products from the upper left corner.
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From the home tab, click publish latest.
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To make certain that the model within your team space stays up to date,
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you can click schedule publish
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to create a weekly published schedule in Autodesk Construction Cloud.
00:02
If your team intends to share a model
00:05
with other team members or external stakeholders,
00:08
you will want to create published sets,
00:10
which allows users to package specific views needed to
00:14
communicate design intent, rather than publishing all model views.
00:19
This helps stakeholders review the model quickly and
00:22
make decisions before linking your model into theirs.
00:27
To create a published set within Revit, go to the collaborate tab > manage models
00:33
panel, and select published settings.
00:36
The published settings dialog box has two areas: the select sets area
00:42
and the edit set area.
00:44
In the select sets area,
00:46
you can select an existing set to edit the included views or
00:51
use the icons in the upper right corner of the dialogue box.
00:54
You can click new set to create a set with no views selected
00:58
or duplicate set to create a new set with specific views already selected
01:04
and additional views can be added as needed.
01:07
You can also rename or delete a set in this area.
01:12
To create a new set, click new set.
01:15
In the new set dialog box, enter a name for the set.
01:20
To edit which views are included in the selected set, verify that the check box
01:25
next to the set name is checked.
01:28
In the edit set area,
01:30
you can select an option in the show in list drop down.
01:34
To show specific view types or use search to search for particular views by name,
01:39
you can click select all which selects all the views in
01:42
the list below, or select none to deselect any checked views.
01:48
Click the check box next to the view name you want to include in the set.
01:53
You can expand preview
01:55
and select the view name from the list to see the view in the preview pane.
01:60
You can then use the navigation bar to zoom into the view if needed.
02:05
When you are finished, click save and close.
02:08
Now to save the changes, you need to synchronize with central.
02:12
Next, you will need to publish the model to the cloud,
02:16
navigate to the home page, and select Autodesk Docs,
02:21
then click on the ellipses next to the file to view the publish options.
02:26
Choose Publish latest and click publish in the publish to the cloud dialog box.
02:33
Alternatively,
02:34
you can go to the Autodesk Construction Cloud website
02:37
and select design collaboration products from the upper left corner.
02:42
From the home tab, click publish latest.
02:46
To make certain that the model within your team space stays up to date,
02:51
you can click schedule publish
02:53
to create a weekly published schedule in Autodesk Construction Cloud.
The Revit Publish Settings tool allows users to select specific views, sheets, and 3D models to be included in a publish set, determining which parts of the project will be visible or shared. Once publish settings are established, users can publish from the Autodesk Docs home page in Revit or from Autodesk Construction Cloud. They can also create a publishing schedule to update models within the team on a weekly basis.
To access the Publish Settings dialog box, you first need to open a Revit workshared model in Revit, then select Publish Settings in the Collaborate tab>Manage Models panel.
In the Publish Settings dialog box, there are two areas: Select Sets and Edit Set.
The Select Sets area is where you can do the following:
The Edit Sets area is where you can do the following: