Hello Dev team, Observation : When opening a georeferenced Revit model with very large coordinates, the model may not be visible in the view and becomes difficult to navigate. User issue :Users lose time trying to locate the model and adjust views, especially on survey- or GIS-based projects with large world coordinates. Proposal : In the file open dialog, detect large coordinates and display a warning indicating that the model uses large georeferenced values. Provide a checkbox allowing users to initialize working coordinates to 0,0,0 for display and navigation, while preserving the original georeferencing data. Benefits : Faster access to the model, improved navigation and usability, reduced frustration, and safer handling of georeferenced Revit projects.   OLivier Show More

We have multiple models that are linked to one Main Modell ore sometimes to each other. If changes have been made to one of the linked models, users working in the main model, sometimes worked for a long time not realizing changes have been made to the linked models, because they didn't get any notification. In AutoCad Users get a notification if a linked drawing/model got changed and could choose to update the linked file. A similar feature would be extremely important to avoid errors when multiple users are working on multiple models. Show More

With the new View to Sheet Positioning functionality, it would be great if that data could be copy/monitored, so that we know if a view has been moved on sheets with that tool.  We can currently use Transfer Project Standards to get the View Saved Positions, but there is no way to monitor if those positions move.  So if we could monitor that after copying them, that would be helpful.   Show More

Currently, the setup of the default setting for open Worksets is possible only when saving a new central file. The alternative is to use the Options while opening the file, which must be adjusted each time.     The suggested functionality will be to have the opportunity to change the default settings for open Workset for an active central file without creating a new central. This would avoid the creation of a new central file and thus maintain the version history and the link connection between the files.   Show More

For Autodesk courses (such as the "Learn Revit in 90 minutes"), please include course resources for older versions of the software. I plan to use this at my school where only Revit 2023 is installed. I could not open Course_resources.zip on the 2023 version. The IFC files leave out some data, making the tutorials harder to follow. Thanks! https://www.autodesk.com/learn/ondemand/course/learn-revit-in-90-minutes Show More

Add the ability to filter elements based on the Revit link file that they are located in. For example, this could be used to filter out any levels or grid lines from linked models. This can currently be achieved by editing view properties for Revit links, but this needs to be done for each link, which can be time consuming for large projects and needs to be maintained as new models are added to the project, while the ability to filter would be applied universally. Show More

Problem: With the new Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) workflow, publishing is mandatory for linked Revit models to be accessible. This creates difficulties for multidisciplinary firms working on multiple models (ventilation, electrical, plumbing, hydraulics, etc.) within the same company. Moreover, we use ACC internally for all our projects—even those not shared externally. Yet, internal teams cannot access their own linked models without an official publish, which hinders efficient and seamless internal collaboration.   Add an option in the project settings to allow linked models to be continuously accessible to internal teams within the same company, without requiring an official publish. This option could be enabled or disabled as needed. Without the obligation to publish, synchronizing alone would be sufficient for internal teams to access linked models.   _________________________ Problème : Avec le nouveau fonctionnement d’Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) qui impose la publication pour travailler avec des maquettes liées, une même société pluridisciplinaire travaillant sur plusieurs maquettes (ventilation, hydraulique, sanitaire, électricité, etc.) n’a pas accès en interne à ses propres maquettes liées sans publication officielle. Ce problème est d’autant plus critique que nous utilisons ACC pour tous nos projets, même ceux non partagés à l’externe. Cette contrainte nuit à l’efficacité et à la collaboration interne.   Ajouter une option dans les paramètres projet permettant de rendre les maquettes liées accessibles en continu aux équipes internes de la même société, sans obligation de passer par une publication officielle. Cette option pourrait être activée ou désactivée selon les besoins. Sans obligation de passer par une publication, la synchronisation seule suffirait pour que les équipes internes aient accès aux maquettes liées. Show More

I think Revit should automatically relinquish all elements when a user closes a workshared model. A user has to synchronize periodically and when closing anyway. If a user works for long without synchronizing and then closes the file, any changes lost will be problematic for that person. When elements are reserved by someone who forgot to relinquish and then left on holiday, it stops everybody else from doing their job, potentially for several days. I am working on a big project, and we are having issues with this on a weekly, if not daily basis. Show More

In large projects, multiple models are synced regularly. Currently, tracking sync history is limited to individual models. I propose a feature that enables bulk synchronization history tracking across multiple models in a single dashboard. This would include filters by project, user, and discipline, and allow export of logs for auditing purposes.   Use Case: I manage multiple models across disciplines. I need a way to monitor synchronization activity across all models to ensure timely updates, detect delays, and maintain coordination quality. Impact: This feature would save time, improve transparency, and enhance coordination workflows in large-scale BIM projects. Show More

It would be nice if links could have a timestamp to know when the link was last updated.  Currently, when we have changes in a linked model, we don't know if revit automatically updated things or if we need to manually reload so we do a manual reload to ensure the latest is loaded. If there were a timestamp, it would help reduce these load times, especially on larger projects.  Show More

On behalf of a customer from German let me register the following wish. It can occur that the VG dialog/ Revit links/ Visibility settings will be edited accidentally , eg from linked view to custom and this way the set views will get lost. The request would be to be able to transfer these Revit Link Visibility settings or views between projects (in this case practically between an earlier stage of the model and the current model).   Show More

In software development circles the concept of source control is crucial to the development of any application, but even more so far large extensive applications that could have hundreds or even thousands of developers interact with the source code over many years.   It is well established that a number of owner operators of buildings have elected to maintain "up-to-date" Revit models (or their long term design partners choose to) in order to facilitate constant changes, upgrades and renovations to their properties. A variety of creative solutions have and continue to be employed to allow the "owners" of these "source" models to keep these models up-to-date. Sometimes it is a selective copy/paste (or the equivalent using an API based tool) other times it may be a common model that "everyone" works in while making use of the Phasing features in Revit, there are likely other approaches or variations to these common themes.   With the advent of Revit Cloud Worksharing it became easier to share access to these "common" models, however for a variety of reasons, common access to a single model is problematic particularly when there are multiple active projects with different timelines and multiple design and construction partners all accessing the data.   Arguably, in these cases Revit and RCW would benefit from a source control methodology more akin to what is used in software development. Where a "building" can be downloaded and branched according to the needs of each design (development team). Each team can then execute their changes following the normal course of events used today. Eventually that particular Team would need to submit a "Pull" request to merge their design into the master source. Just like software development depending on the configuration of the environment such a pull request might automatically trigger reviews prior to being accepted, or it could go through as what amounts to a "master Sync With Central". BIM 360 today by in large has the tools available that such a workflow could be imagined to be feasible, the biggest issue to overcome would be the automated "Master Sync With Central" and the user interface and experience for review and merging the changes. Show More

If you save an updated cloud model, this is initially only saved in the local cache, if the model needs to be published to the ACC, this must be triggered manually as shown below. It would be nice to have a save button that updates and saves the model directly in the acc Show More

Please make it possible to have Workshared Models saved on ACC template files remain workshared when a new project is created using the template. The way ACC templates works currently is that it will just make a NON-workshared copy of the workshared files saved to the ACC template. This is completely pointless since the non-workshared copy can not even be opened in Revit. I would LOVE to use a feature like this to use on ACC projects for training that I often need to recreate for each training session. The option to quickly make a copied file workshared would also be a nice alterative. (eg a button on the ACC web interface for "initiate worksharing") At the moment the only way to make an ACC copied model workedshared is to download a copy from ACC, open it in Revit, and initiate cloud worksharing. Show More

Hi Autodesk team, When creating a new worksets in Revit, it automatically applies the new worksets to all view templates, and turns it on by default. While this is fine in some cases, it can become tedious to manually adjust visibility across multiple templates afterward. It would be really helpful if, during worksets creation, there was an option to select which templates the new worksets should be visible in. For example: A checklist of all view templates, allowing us to select/deselect individual ones. Quick options such as “Select All” and “Select None.” Once the desired templates are selected, we could then click Create, and the new worksets would only be visible in those chosen templates. This would streamline visibility control and significantly reduce the clean-up needed after creating new worksets. Thanks! Show More

Shared parameters in the Revit link need to be added as project parameters to be taken into consideration by filters in the host model. If the shared parameters are only inside the family in the link model and are not added as project parameters in the link, filters can't see them.  Adding a shared parameter as a project parameter assigns this parameter to all families of the selected category. Making the family shared parameters visible for filters can help with keeping a clear model if each family has a different set of parameters. Show More

Dear all,   Please add the function for Save As previous version of BIM360 Design (cloud model), instead of just only Restore At this moment if we want to save as previous model, we have to save as current model for backup, after that restore the previous version and save as this version, delete the restored model and re-upload the previous backup model. And now we lost all the previous versions, just to get a version. So the version history function has no meaning. I hope Autodesk improved this feature in an upcoming update, thinking this flaw has been there for a long time, but still you are not interested in fixing the problem. Thanks Show More

In my daily workflow, I work with multiple Revit models. After completing my tasks in a model, I need to synchronize it with the central model and then manually close it as a separate step. This becomes time-consuming and interrupts the flow, especially when dealing with several models throughout the day. I would like to suggest a feature that allows users to synchronize and close a model in a single action. This could be implemented as an additional button or checkbox in the Synchronize with Central dialog, such as "Synchronize and Close." This small improvement would streamline workflows, save time, and reduce repetitive steps—particularly beneficial for users managing multiple models. Show More

Have Workshare monitoring for cloud models, been years, and still no real solutions, just some workarounds that do not really do the job.   Show More