I am a teaching assistant that grades student Revit models. Is there a way to see if a student just got another students file and put his or her name on it? I believe your are able to find the original creator in Word/Excel/Powerpoint but I have not found a way in Revit. Is this possible to do?
Thanks
Make this a second. I have done that and found my students cheating this way. I have usually tried to give assignments where the students pick their own plan or building to input into the software. I know that is not always possible.
Matthew
Go to the Collaborate Tab- Manage Models Panel- Show History. A browser window will open, you then navigate to the Revit file in question and click on it. It will show a Date/Time Stamp of authors. I am also catching students cheating this way.
Awesome. I did not know this existed.
@hardy_moore wrote:Go to the Collaborate Tab- Manage Models Panel- Show History. A browser window will open, you then navigate to the Revit file in question and click on it. It will show a Date/Time Stamp of authors. I am also catching students cheating this way.
I think this is a big issue, especially when you are working with unethical people who just say so and so did something in meetings that you are not invited to.
When you have a model, and everybody is deleting and adding things, when there's a problem, the person who did it is the first to literally accuse another person of doing it. A record of who deleted, edited, and created something, and when should be inherent part of Revit models.
And I am not talking about the log in the collaborate, I thing you should be able to select any model item, walls, windows, etc. and see who created it, when, who edited it, and if something has been deleted, you should be able to track through a list of deleted item with ID.
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