dwg in 1982 with the launch of its first version of AutoCAD software. It signifies compatibility with AutoCAD technology. dwg file format is one of the most commonly used design data formats, found in nearly every design environment. It contains all the pieces of information a user enters, such as:
The native file format for AutoCAD data files is. A technology environment (DWG) in many Autodesk CAD software products.If we'd like them to be able to cut a section view or hide things, do anything that requires temporarily borrowing something, that's all off limits to the Viewer.įor that we'll have to show them how to use Detach from Central AND to be careful not to save that file overwriting the original project.What is DWG? DWG refers to two different but related things: It seems to me that the notion of Revit Viewer for workset projects is fundamentally flawed, if we're thinking of it as a way for Project Managers to poke around, do anything other than JUST LOOK at views. We are able to print or publish to DWF, because those formats don't create an editable version of the data/model.
The notion of using Revit Viewer to poke around the model, do some experimental stuff within the model is off limits to Viewer mode. They won't be able to edit much of anything though because they can't borrow elements. To the good, they won't be able to synchronize their work nor will it prompt them to Save when they close the file. The projects I've done this with all have linked files and it seems to pop up for each link (RVT) used and once more if there are any linked/imported DWG files. If you do this you will likely encounter several of the messages shown in the first image. This means that user is now working on the real central file with Revit Viewer. The ONLY way we can use Revit Viewer to open a project with Worksets enabled is to open the Central File itself, by un-checking the option to Create New Local.
Sorry, " Do not pass Go, do not collect $200". We'll open the project using Detach from Central. Okay, let's follow the instructions in the first warning message.
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