So we have a big project on the go, at construction phase, and we have a weird problem that’s been bugging us since early days.
Using Revit 2017.2
We have a container file, where all the drawings are, and we have substructure (concrete and steel), superstructure (concrete), structural frames (steel) and roof (concrete and steel) models all reffed into it. All the dimming, tags and levels are done in the sheets in the container file. And almost every time we either sync, reload models or open up the container file first thing in the morning, some dims, tags and levels disappear. The error messages we get are standard – ‘One or more dimension references are or have become invalid’ or ‘Spot Dimension does not lie on its reference’ or ‘One or more Spot Dimension references are no longer valid’, but when we follow the id number, it’s something that hasn’t necessarily been changed in the structural models.
I am by no means a Revit expert, but the ones we have in our company are flummoxed too.
Any ideas?
Using Revit 2017.2
We have a container file, where all the drawings are, and we have substructure (concrete and steel), superstructure (concrete), structural frames (steel) and roof (concrete and steel) models all reffed into it. All the dimming, tags and levels are done in the sheets in the container file. And almost every time we either sync, reload models or open up the container file first thing in the morning, some dims, tags and levels disappear. The error messages we get are standard – ‘One or more dimension references are or have become invalid’ or ‘Spot Dimension does not lie on its reference’ or ‘One or more Spot Dimension references are no longer valid’, but when we follow the id number, it’s something that hasn’t necessarily been changed in the structural models.
I am by no means a Revit expert, but the ones we have in our company are flummoxed too.
Any ideas?
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