Over the years, Autodesk has provided various means for us to access, sync, backup and share files. Most recently we used “A360 Desktop” (see end of this post) and more recently “A360 Drive“. Autodesk recently released the Autodesk Desktop Connector, which allows you to:
Manage remote files from your desktop
Connect to Team Hubs
Work offline or online
Desktop Connector gives you access to your production A360 data. Using Desktop Connector to modify files that reside in production A360 will automatically sync changes, updating your production file in A360.
You will see a link on your BIM 360 Team hub like this:
I don’t really get the point of this… the file path is still C:\Users\ I still can’t link to revit files here in C4R without other users seeing my user path
You have to setup a project repository and then it will basically act like a Dropbox / Google Drive / Box – it just syncs the files and allows you to link them into Revit etc.
You have to setup a project repository and then it will basically act like a Dropbox / Google Drive / Box – it just syncs the files and allows you to link them into Revit etc.
I don’t really get the point of this… the file path is still C:\Users\ I still can’t link to revit files here in C4R without other users seeing my user path
You have to setup a project repository and then it will basically act like a Dropbox / Google Drive / Box – it just syncs the files and allows you to link them into Revit etc.
yes. I remember your article last year on how to do that. Turns out, for Revit 2018 you don’t need to https://www.caddmicrosystems.com/blog/2017/11/new-autodesk-desktop-connector-heads-links/
You have to setup a project repository and then it will basically act like a Dropbox / Google Drive / Box – it just syncs the files and allows you to link them into Revit etc.