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I have a large model that I have been working on for a client that has Revit and is familiar with the program. We have just finished the first stage and need to send our model to the client. The model is a Central with Worksets and Linked Files (I would prefer to give the client full control of the elements)
What is the best way to Detach a file as it currently stands while presearving all of the models capabilities (*Without Damaging the Central Model)
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It really doesn't matter if he is not on your network. Just send him a full copy - local or a DOS copy of the central. When he opens it, he will have to create his own central.
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Worksharing has been a very helpful tool in View control of systems and I would like to allow him to use our model with systems already set up in our worksets with out him having to recreate
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OK Then give him the model and you quit working on it. Is that what you want?
There is not a way to share your working model unless you set it up on a Revit server or cloud.
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I found a way... I had to open and detach from the central while presearving worksets, then i had to copy all of the linked files to the new directory with the new central and reload them into the project from thier new location. Once this was done I was able to save the Central and reliquish all of my owned worksets. Once the new independant files were created I Zipped the directory and uploaded it to an ftp.
I work mainly for the Manufacturing Industry and the reason I am trying to give the client a working model is so they can do detailed anaylisis of thier facilities systems and equipment. The client owns the model and they should be able to use it long after I am done with it.
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