Transmission Data, WriteTransmissionData and Local Copies of Central Models

Transmission Data, WriteTransmissionData and Local Copies of Central Models

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Transmission Data, WriteTransmissionData and Local Copies of Central Models

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Apologies if I've missed something but it seems like there is a wealth of information on this subject but that I may be chasing the one avenue that isn't much discussed yet.

 

Here are some articles that I'm using for reference

http://thebuildingcoder.typepad.com/blog/2011/05/list-linked-files-and-transmissiondata.html

 

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/search-result/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2016/ENU/Revit-API/files/GUID-...

 

If I want to set all Revit links in a document to unloaded prior to opening for quicker open, these examples can be used to get that done. I can make it work for files that do not have worksharing enabled. If worksharing is involved, I can even get it to work on the central model without issue if I use WorksharingUtils and BasicFileInfo methods, then save as central again.

 

Most of the time, however, I find the need to unload links prior to opening in a local file that references a central model.

 

The moment that I set the TransMission Data's property "IsTransmitted" to true and write it, I get the links unloaded, but the transmitted property of the file severs my ability to stay linked to central in a useful fashion. Upon trying to open it, I get the dialog asking if I want to save it as a new central model or keep it as a temporary file.

 

I would prefer that it simply opens up with the references unloaded and allow me the choice to sync with central.

 

I can even make it look up the central model, unload there, save, and create a new local file from that. But if I need to roll back, I'm going to be hosed.

 

Any help is appreciated, thank you.

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