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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Import existing Revit Building in New Project
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Hey guys, I have a question. I have already built a couple houses, but me and a couple friends opened up a new project, where we're working with workshare. It's everything working, but a few guys, including me, wondered if we can import our existing houses into the central model, because we want to build a small town/neighborhood.
Could anybody help us with that or tell us, if it works, how?
Thanks, Phil
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Don't import, link in your other models.
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Are our houses in that project going to be visible and editable?
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Linked projects are all editable in their own project. In a composite model with seperate linked projects, all of the linked models can be seen and visually controlled, individually but can no be edited there.
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Ok
If I edit the linked file in its original file, is it gonna update in the composite file?
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As long as you link, not insert. Do you understand that difference? If not, you can / should learn more by reading about linking in your HELP. That's why it is there.
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Alright thanks
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