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What are the maximum files sizes revit can handle ???
how fast is your processor and how much RAM do you have?
There is not a MAX file size that Revit can handle. Some people have
reported working on 200 meg projects with no problems.
"reubencooke" wrote in message
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> What are the maximum files sizes revit can handle ???
WHat is the model of? 100MB is huge!! My biggest project is around 30MB.
"reubencooke" wrote in message
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> AMD Athlon 3000XP processor - 1.5 GB RAM
>
> still runs slow - Revit file size is just over 100MB !!!
Do you have rendered image files in your project?
Christie Landry
Autodesk Revit Product Marketing Manager
"reubencooke" wrote in message
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> school project ( new build )
You need to start using selective open with worksets to work on a project of that size. If you aren't familiar with this check the help files. Basically you only open the workset you are going to work on, this saves you from opening the full 100meg and makes saves quicker.