Transcript
00:03
Revit cloud worksharing gives team members from different firms the ability
00:07
to work concurrently on projects regardless of time zone or location.
00:12
With controlled cloud worksharing,
00:14
team members can co-author design content in real time,
00:18
instantly contributing to the same model without compromising data integrity.
00:24
Revit's cloud-based platform
00:26
ensures real-time co-working by synchronizing updates instantly.
00:32
So changes made by one team member are visible to others immediately.
00:37
The platform supports Revit's workset element borrowing,
00:41
which allows users to check out and work on specific
00:44
elements of the model without locking the entire file.
00:48
Additionally,
00:49
Revit cloud worksharing stores all project data in a central file storage,
00:54
ensuring that the latest version of the model is always accessible.
00:59
This centralization simplifies version control,
01:03
reduces the risk of data loss,
01:05
and promotes a single source of truth for all team members and stakeholders.
01:10
It's important to understand the different upload methods
01:14
for working with Revit models and Autodesk Docs.
01:17
In order to utilize the design
01:19
collaboration product within Autodesk Construction Cloud,
01:23
you must create a Revit cloud workshare model.
01:27
If you have a Revit model that is not workshared
01:30
but still needs to be linked into the project,
01:33
you can upload it by using one of 3 methods.
01:37
Within Revit,
01:38
you can save the model as a cloud model
01:41
and save it into the project.
01:43
You can upload a model to Autodesk Construction Cloud
01:47
using the Upload files button,
01:49
or drag and drop the model directly from a File Explorer window
01:54
to the website.
01:55
You can use the desktop connector within the File
01:58
Explorer to upload the files to the project.
02:03
A typical Revit cloud worksharing workflow
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begins by initiating a cloud workshared model
02:09
in the Autodesk Construction Cloud project
02:11
and uploading non-workshared models.
02:15
All workshared models are accessible in Revit from the Autodesk Docs page.
02:22
Non-workshared models can be opened through the desktop connector.
02:26
Once the model is saved to the cloud,
02:28
team members can work on it concurrently,
02:30
with changes synchronized to the central model in real time.
02:35
Views and sheets must be published using Revit's published settings
02:39
to share the model with external stakeholders.
02:42
Regular synchronization and publishing ensures that the cloud model
02:47
is always up to date with the latest changes.
02:50
A publishing schedule can also be set
02:53
through the design collaboration
02:55
team's workspace for a more automated update.
00:03
Revit cloud worksharing gives team members from different firms the ability
00:07
to work concurrently on projects regardless of time zone or location.
00:12
With controlled cloud worksharing,
00:14
team members can co-author design content in real time,
00:18
instantly contributing to the same model without compromising data integrity.
00:24
Revit's cloud-based platform
00:26
ensures real-time co-working by synchronizing updates instantly.
00:32
So changes made by one team member are visible to others immediately.
00:37
The platform supports Revit's workset element borrowing,
00:41
which allows users to check out and work on specific
00:44
elements of the model without locking the entire file.
00:48
Additionally,
00:49
Revit cloud worksharing stores all project data in a central file storage,
00:54
ensuring that the latest version of the model is always accessible.
00:59
This centralization simplifies version control,
01:03
reduces the risk of data loss,
01:05
and promotes a single source of truth for all team members and stakeholders.
01:10
It's important to understand the different upload methods
01:14
for working with Revit models and Autodesk Docs.
01:17
In order to utilize the design
01:19
collaboration product within Autodesk Construction Cloud,
01:23
you must create a Revit cloud workshare model.
01:27
If you have a Revit model that is not workshared
01:30
but still needs to be linked into the project,
01:33
you can upload it by using one of 3 methods.
01:37
Within Revit,
01:38
you can save the model as a cloud model
01:41
and save it into the project.
01:43
You can upload a model to Autodesk Construction Cloud
01:47
using the Upload files button,
01:49
or drag and drop the model directly from a File Explorer window
01:54
to the website.
01:55
You can use the desktop connector within the File
01:58
Explorer to upload the files to the project.
02:03
A typical Revit cloud worksharing workflow
02:06
begins by initiating a cloud workshared model
02:09
in the Autodesk Construction Cloud project
02:11
and uploading non-workshared models.
02:15
All workshared models are accessible in Revit from the Autodesk Docs page.
02:22
Non-workshared models can be opened through the desktop connector.
02:26
Once the model is saved to the cloud,
02:28
team members can work on it concurrently,
02:30
with changes synchronized to the central model in real time.
02:35
Views and sheets must be published using Revit's published settings
02:39
to share the model with external stakeholders.
02:42
Regular synchronization and publishing ensures that the cloud model
02:47
is always up to date with the latest changes.
02:50
A publishing schedule can also be set
02:53
through the design collaboration
02:55
team's workspace for a more automated update.
