the file was locked by the Revit Server Administrator.One of the following situations occurred whenĮTransmit for Autodesk Revit attempted to copy the file: The Revit Server file is locked and could not be transmitted. Retry transmitting the model, or contact your Revit Server Administrator to diagnose the issue. The Revit Server could not be contacted during the transmittal process.
Unable to contact the Revit Server to access If you want the linked files to be transmitted, upgrade the file to Its linked files will not be transmitted. The recipient will need to change the file name and edit references, for example, links, keynotes, and decals. Manually send the second file, if required. The first file is transmitted successfully, but the second file cannot be transmitted. The recipient will need to reload the link when the file is available.Ī file with the same name but a different path has already been transmitted.ĮTransmit for Autodesk Revit encountered 2 files with the same name, but they have different directory paths. Locate the missing file and either copy it manually to the save directory or runĪ linked file that can't be found during the transmittal process is unloaded in the host model. The file was deleted before it could be copied, or the file is on a network drive and the network is down. You do not have write permission on the specified save directory and the files cannot be copied to the directory.Ĭhange the permissions on the save directory or identify a different save directory. You do not have permission to write to directory There is not enough disk space in the specified save directory to transmit the files.Ĭlear space on the disk or specify a different save directory.
Creating a new local copy ensures a local copy is always on your hard drive each time you begin modifying a project.There is not enough disk space to transmit the files. It’s good practice to create a new local copy of the central model every day.
Starting with the basics, lets create a Local file. I use to get nervous just touching the Central file as I didn’t want to mess any thing up! This blog post will outline and describe each step required to first create a Local file, export Revit models for an external consultant’s use, and lastly archive your revit model the correct way. These are all common questions which this blog post will hope to answer. Have you ever been asked to send a client or consultant your Revit file for them to use? If you have worksharing enabled, do you send your Local file or the Central file? Similarly if you need to archive a Revit model at particular milestones, do you just copy and paste the Revit file into a new location?
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