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Most of model upgrades for projects have worked seamlessly. A single project when trying to open the project loads the project but as its loading always crashes.
Opening the file from file> open. Not by click and dragging to the application.
If anyone knows what I can do to resolve this as I need access to this project urgently.
can you open the file in the original version it was created in?
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Open the project in the original version, Audit, and take care of as many Warnings as you can, then try again.
By the way, why you need to upgrade a work-in-progress project, especially when you need to work on it urgently, to a freshly new version is beyond my comprehension.
If the Warning cleanup and Audit don't help, I would save all my RFAs out of the original model (rt-click on Families and Save... to get them all at once). Often a problematic family will cause upgrade issues. And sometimes if you try to export it from the project, it will throw an error, so you know that family is the problem. A bit of a longshot, but it's an easy thing to test so it doesn't waste a lot of your time.
Would like to hear some more detail about the process you are proposing. I have a model that was started in 2022 and is now upgraded to 2023 (can't go back to 2022). It crashes after just a few operations.
The Revit version isn't important. It's the same steps.
This will, one by one, save the loadable components out of the project. Sometimes Revit will find a family with an issue and it won't be able to save it. There should be a dialog that indicates something went wrong. Then you can identify the family that was NOT saved. That is the problem family. You can try deleting it from the project, or finding the original RFA, see if you can clean it up, then load it into the project and overwrite the bad one.
Not always a fix, but it's a pretty simple way to track down really bad RFAs.
When I exported Steel Structure Project in Revit 2023 to Advance Steel 2023 but my project crushed and Revit Report are as below. How can I fix this error? I kindly request to help me. Please share yours advice or suggestion.
