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Have you moved to 2018.3 or revit 2019?
Are you using the A360/C4R Document management Interface (Second Gen)?
What version(s) are you running on active projects now?
What versions are you planning on upgrading to and when?
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Yes. Now I have been working on REVIT 2019.01 with excelent results.
Rendering has improved with this version, at least my opinion, it's been faster.
happy with this release.
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We are working legacy projects in 2016, 2017 and 2018. Our newest contract states 2018 deliverables. We typically take about a year to go production with new releases, but we do have 2019 installed and are working with it. Bottom line: depends on when everybody comes on board.
Thanks for posting on the Revit Architecture forum.
Is there a specific reason as to why you are asking? Is your team interested in upgrading?
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We have 2018.3 and 2019 available in deployments, but the inertia of old school CAD mentalities and lack of a "Current software policy" are keeping us from keeping current.
I don't understand with the benefits and features and the amount of data and integration that is coming down the road why folks don't test upgrade and if successful - upgrade!
I still trying to figure out why my neighbor, who just bought himself a brand new 2019 Lexus, is still mowing his lawn with a rusty old manual push mower. Such is life, I guess.
Trying to get a feel for adoption out there. I am a leading edge type pushing to keep software current after test upgrades go well for every new major and dot version.
Autodesk should have an Autodesk Dashboard that showed licenses checked out and in use around the world. (Great IOT project for Flexera liceses everywhere!)
I have and will continue to upgrade as quickly as possible. That written the following factors into the decision to upgrade every project:
What other firms do that I don't work with are of little concern to me (just like all the firms that don't use Revit) unless they know something about the new release that I don't that affects the above. If they don't say so in a way I can see it (like in a post here or I know someone that works there) then it can't factor in. This kind of knowledge is why people attend conferences, to mingle with their peers, people they might never work with directly or have that kind of conversation.
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@SteveKStafford wrote:
This kind of knowledge is why people attend conferences, to mingle with their peers, people they might never work with directly or have that kind of conversation.
Sometimes it's just for the freebies too. ![]()
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