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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> sharing a model with another firm over FTP?
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Hi
I am working in the early stages of sharing a 5 story building model with another architectural firm over an FTP site. I have heard that this kind of sharing involves a really fast connection.
Question # 1: Has anyone had experience splitting up the model in this situation? Am I better off splitting by floors? by shell and interior?
Question # 2: Would there be 2 central files in a split model, or could 1 central file reside on the FTP?
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My question to this subject is: Is there a way to not include a dwg import in the model when uploading to an ftp site? The only way I can think of not including it would be to remove the link and save as another file and then upload that file. Was hoping there was a way around doing this. RA2009
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When you load a CAD file, you have an option of Link instead of Import. If you do this, the file remain externally. You can load/unload it at anytime but the location will remain unless you sever the link. Thus - you can keep the model seperate and only FTP that if you want.
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The dwg is an import in my titleblock that is loaded in my model. I just tried to link it into the titleblock family but it will only let me import and not link. Is there a way to control the imports of families in the model?
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