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In Document Management, I've selected a Revit model that was published two weeks ago and made it the current version. When I open the model in Revit, the changes made within that two week period that I was trying to get rid of are still in the model.
If I download the source file, the model has the correct content. Why is the model on BIM 360 different from the model I download? More importantly, how do I get the model on BIM 360 to show the correct content?
There are two sides to the BIM 360 platform: Published side and working side. You restored the published side.
If you want to revert back to a previous version of the working file, you have to do it through Revit.
Open the version of Revit related to the project and go to the Collaborate tab. Select Manage Cloud Models. From here you can select the model you want to restore. Click on the project and select the model you want to restore. Select the Actions button and select View Versions. From here you can select a version to restore.
I would advise you make a backup copy before restoring the file.
Pete
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Agreed. I think OP has something else wrong or is just doing something wrong. Unfortunately I have no idea what, but I definitely don’t have this issue and regular open up drawings from even https://omegle.onl/ 10+ years ago. I’m on 2024.
