Publishing Your Models to ACC

IMPORTANT TIP ABOUT NAMING — USE VERSIONING TO SAVE YOU WORK

• DO NOT update the name of your Cloud Revit model to reflect new versions.
• Revit already stores a version of your Cloud Revit model each time you Synchronize. And you can restore a prior version as needed.
• If you want to save a date-stamped version for easy access, Publish the latest version in Revit, then Copy the file and rename it to include the date or version in the ACC web interface.
• How does this save you work?
• When you copy your latest Published model to the Model Coordination folder:
• If the model has the same name as a previous copy
• The Model Coordination tool will consider it to be a new version of a previously checked model, so any previously found and classified issues will be honored in the new analysis. You won’t need to classify them again.
• If the model has a different name from a previous copy
• The Model Coordination tool will consider it to be a new model, so all of the clashes will be displayed again. Previously found and classified issues will not be carried forward into the new analysis. So, you’ll need to classify them again.