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It is possible to transfer a large number of families to a newer version or it has to be done family by family?
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As long as I know, It has to be one by one. You can´t update them all at the same time. But maybe You could update all the families within a project when the project itself is updated. But the next step would be to save all the families in other location for not get confused with the old ones.
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Yes, it's possible to transfer a large number of families to a newer version of Revit. You can use batch conversion tools or scripts to automate the process, saving time and effort compared to transferring each family individually.
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