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I'm having an issue with Revit 2016, two computers have the Create New Local greyed out, while three other computers are fine. When I open the file I get the following message This Central model has been copied or moved from \\servername\project1\revit to N:\project1\revit. I followed the instructions in this link -is-create-new-local-grayed-out.html and it fixed the problem. 3 users could create new local and then sync. The next day after the affected user came back from lunch he had the same issue where the Create New Local was greyed out when opening the same file. I followed the same instructions as before and it fixed it for the affected user but now nobody else could create new local. Below are a few other steps I've tried from browsing this and other forums. Any other suggestions? Thanks
I tried that with the same results, the initial PC can open it with Create New Local but the other PC's can't. I tried this procedure on the PC that is having issues as well as the two other PC's that can work both create a new local.
Its not so big problem. This problem is caused by limited access ID to the central file. This limited access in my case was driven by rollback of central file after corrupting some of the families inside the model.
I just set up a brand new PC, and I am experiencing the same issue on the new PC when User A is logged in but not User B. Both users are in the same Domain Users group. No Home Folder configured. There are no Group Policies configured on the domain. All suers are in the same OU in Active Directory. Folder where the Revit file is, has not restrictions and is shared to Domain Users (I even manually added User A manually and gave him full control). As stated in my previous post User A has full access to local My Documents folder and Revit is pointing to the correct Default Path, I also tried changing the path to c:\revit but that did not work. Can anyone offer any suggestions? Thanks again.
This is the same location on your network. One mapped by domain second by IP address. But this won't work
For revit It is not the same. He checks also path to mapped letter - diffrences cause problems.
2. **MOST COMMON REASON** The PATH in which the central model created is different for the user who created that central model than yours. Meaning: User who made the central model saved it to a path (for example) P:\projects while in YOUR computer the P: drive is mapped to something else, or not mapped at all, OR, you have the correct P: mapped BUT you are using a UNC path (using the \\ symbols) to navigate the network instead of using the P: path.
If this was true by default then the stock implementation of Revit would fail for all local files. It is Autodesk's default location for local files. The only reason this folder location might be to blame is when there is a folder capacity limit applied and it is too full for Revit to make and store a new local file. That's true of any folder however.
It is good advice to use a folder location that does not depend on user permissions to access it. When a user does not relinquish elements properly and is not available to reconcile it another user can access their local file if it is stored in a neutral folder like C:\Revit Local Files. If that other user can access their local they can log on and open their local with that user's Revit username and synchronize with central. That's the kindest way to make sure any of their changes are sync'd with the project.
A couple more reasons the Create New Local option is disabled: The file does not have worksets enabled or the file is based on an older version of Revit than currently being used (meaning an upgrade is required). Both assume the file is being accessed for the first time and it isn't known in advance if either situation is true.
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