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We are being asked to merge to large Revit MEP files into one file. They are currently linked, but the Architect wants one model. Is there a way to do this? Everything we have tried so far has failed or crashed. Would love to hear some suggestions.
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Why does the architect want one file? Have you tried binding one in the other, then sending them that file?
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Link, bind, ungroup... Unfortunately you will lose any annotation you had on these elements and if the levels vary things might jump around a little which will require cleaning up...
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