We have a Revit Template file and a Detail Library
Over the years, many changes have been made to both.
Now I'm trying to consolidate the differences between the two.
Most of the Standards changes have been made to the Template, so I used Transfer Project Standards to push Text Type, Materials, Fill Patterns, etc from the Template to the Detail Library file.
What I'm confused about is that, when I then copy one of the details from the Library into the Template, I get a "The following Types already exist but are different" warning. But most of the things in the warning list are Standards that I just used TPS on.
So why am I getting the message if I just used TPS to get those standards copied? And, yes, I did use "Overwrite"
A similar thing happens with a few of the Detail Components. I select one in the Template, used Edit Family, and then Load into Project to get it into the Detail Library.
But I still get the "already exist but are different" on some of those, too.
Over the years, many changes have been made to both.
Now I'm trying to consolidate the differences between the two.
Most of the Standards changes have been made to the Template, so I used Transfer Project Standards to push Text Type, Materials, Fill Patterns, etc from the Template to the Detail Library file.
What I'm confused about is that, when I then copy one of the details from the Library into the Template, I get a "The following Types already exist but are different" warning. But most of the things in the warning list are Standards that I just used TPS on.
So why am I getting the message if I just used TPS to get those standards copied? And, yes, I did use "Overwrite"
A similar thing happens with a few of the Detail Components. I select one in the Template, used Edit Family, and then Load into Project to get it into the Detail Library.
But I still get the "already exist but are different" on some of those, too.
Comment