restore BIM360 after SERIOUS ERROR

[steve]

Revit r2019 had a SERIOUS ERROR and insisted we save in order to proceed.   the project was shared via BIM 360 to a list of consultants.     following the direction to save, I selected a new name and saved.   That new-named file is now a local file 

what is the procedure to re-establish this newly saved file as the one that is shared out to consultants team?   Do I have to start over with all of them re-linking?   Of course this happens under a deadline.   

1. Is there a simple way to insert the new saved file as the central file in BIM 360? 
2. No matter what, a forced saved file is a new  / local file, correct?

[steve]

Revit r2019 had a SERIOUS ERROR and insisted we save in order to proceed.   the project was shared via BIM 360 to a list of consultants.     following the direction to save, I selected a new name and saved.   That new-named file is now a local file 

what is the procedure to re-establish this newly saved file as the one that is shared out to consultants team?   Do I have to start over with all of them re-linking?   Of course this happens under a deadline.   

1. Is there a simple way to insert the new saved file as the central file in BIM 360? 
2. No matter what, a forced saved file is a new  / local file, correct?

[Rafal.Gaweda]

Hi @steve 

Please take a look at link below. 

Recovery options for Revit cloud workshared models stored on BIM 360

Recover Cloud Models with BIM 360 Team

Downloading previous copies of Revit cloud worksharing models hosted on BIM 360

[Rafal.Gaweda]

Hi @steve 

Please take a look at link below. 

Recovery options for Revit cloud workshared models stored on BIM 360

Recover Cloud Models with BIM 360 Team

Downloading previous copies of Revit cloud worksharing models hosted on BIM 360

[steve · Accepted solution]

Here is what I found out from our BIM consultant:

After "serious error" crash.  I renamed the file (original.rvt) a new name (new.rvt), thinking that was necessary then saved to local file location.  It turns out, I should have left it with the original name.   Then all that would have been necessary would have been to save as original.rvt, then just COLLABORATE / COLLABORATE TO CLOUD

Bun no real damage done.   I took new.rvt, uploaded via COLLABORATE TO CLOUD   and instructed all the BIM 360 linked in team members to do the following on their end  

INSERT / MANAGE LINKS / (CLIK ON THE ARCHITECTURAL MODEL AND SELECT)...NEW.RVT

Unfortunately, Revit is still prone to crash.   this routine is worth me posting her as a "note to self" or for others. 

[steve · Accepted solution]

Here is what I found out from our BIM consultant:

After "serious error" crash.  I renamed the file (original.rvt) a new name (new.rvt), thinking that was necessary then saved to local file location.  It turns out, I should have left it with the original name.   Then all that would have been necessary would have been to save as original.rvt, then just COLLABORATE / COLLABORATE TO CLOUD

Bun no real damage done.   I took new.rvt, uploaded via COLLABORATE TO CLOUD   and instructed all the BIM 360 linked in team members to do the following on their end  

INSERT / MANAGE LINKS / (CLIK ON THE ARCHITECTURAL MODEL AND SELECT)...NEW.RVT

Unfortunately, Revit is still prone to crash.   this routine is worth me posting her as a "note to self" or for others.