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impact, value, respect, professionalism, etc.). and by 'it' I mean life, communication, coordination. (read as either Revit Newbies or even experienced Reviteurs who just don't get it. If a team has people that don't fully appreciate the power of what they are doing. I think there is potential and merit in the "concept" of Copy/Monitor, but in actual practice it, along with user-error and/or lack of communication/coordination can cause huge problems. Then consider if it's such a good tool for you.

Why Use it? See what ADSK says themselves Right Here. but not until I give some other requisites for anyone Copying & Monitoring. I want to give some colleagues using Revit Structure a tip on splitting columns automatically at time of link/copy/monitor, so I will. This post is intended for beginner to intermediate Revit teams.įirst off: Here is a Search List of some useful Revit Copy Monitor assets, I'm sure you can find more as the years go on. How about rooms? We're using Revit 2009, I can't find a way to C/M rooms.Note: This posting is based on efficiencies and practice: if your teams are skilled and experienced and know WTF they are doing this posting may not fully apply, as I don't even get into the Coordination Review or Reconcile Hosting herein. You may be able to pick up specific answers here on the forums to specific questions but don't expect that you will get enough information here to have a successful implementation of the process.įri, at 9:39:26 PM | Copy VS Copy/Monitor Otherwise, I suggest both offices get some training. If they have good experience on doing this, then let them train you. Both offices have to understand the proces and have to set up rules on who will own what, how you will handle coordination, review logs, and other coordination issues. This is not a simple process and you can easily get yourself into real trouble. I thought you wanted some basic understandings but from your questions, I think you need to spend some time with your consultant understanding the copy/monitor process before you go any furthur. Thu, at 7:27:49 PM | Copy VS Copy/Monitor If I had a door into a structural wall, how can the consultant know? SHould I erase all the columns and slab and structural wall from the architectural model?Īnd then, what should I do? Link the structural model in mine and then copy/monitor floors and walls and columns? I am trying to link a structural model into our architectural model. Thu, at 7:01:48 PM | Copy VS Copy/Monitor and we might copy/monitor his structural walls and floors.

When a consultant, say structural, produces a REVIT structural project, we will link his file to ours.

For instance, we will link our site project into our building.

We sometimes have multiple files for the same project and we link them together so that the information can be shown together.

We will often open projects side by side so that we can copy from one to the other - no need to link to do this.

Thu, at 6:12:38 PM | Copy VS Copy/Monitor The copy/monitor tells me if there is change in the linked file. Then I copy/monitor the elements in wich i need to place an hosted familly. Then I can copy element fromt the linked file into my model (I dont understant why I should do this?) Thu, at 5:50:07 PM | Copy VS Copy/Monitor just what you need to host your own elements. If the wall is moved or changed by the consultant, you are told about it through the monitor process. Now a copy of the wall is placed in your model and it will now host your door. The consultant owns the wall so you copy/monitor it. the consultant owns the families in his file - but what happens when you need to place a hosted family in something that your consultant owns? Say you need to put a door in a wall but it is a structural wall. Link - The file is linked in - it shows - it can be controlled through VG - components can be hiddenĬopy/monitor - You own the families in your file.

Thu, at 4:32:05 PM | Copy VS Copy/Monitor