Vault can be used to search Revit families


Do you know much about Autodesk Vault?  Watch this quick video to see how powerful it can be in searching through your Revit family library:

 
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‪Autodesk Revit and Autodesk Vault Collaboration AEC‬‏ – YouTube

A few links to help you:

  1. You can download Vault if you are on Subscription at this link.
  2. To get started installing and configuring Vault, check out the wiki.
  3. Autodesk Vault 2012 updates can be found at this page.

Here are some links to the current updates for Vault 2011 and Vault 2012:
Autodesk® Vault 2012
Autoloader Compatibility Update
Vault 2012 Client Update for AutoCAD 2010
AutoCAD Civil 3D 2011 – Autodesk Vault 2012 (Server) Support Patch
Vault 2012 Client Update for AutoCAD 2011
Copy Design Hotfix
API Log In Hotfix
Check In Performance Hotfix
Custom Numbering Scheme Hotfix
Multi Issue Hotfix
Vault 2012 Documentation
Civil 3D Object Based Security Removal – Server

Autodesk® Vault 2011
Migrated Inventor 2010 Content Center Libraries, for use with:
AutoCAD Civil 3D, Vault Add-In Hotfix
Security/Property Hotfix
Multi Issue Hotfix
Multi Issue Hotfix
Autoloader Hotfix
Multi Issue Update
Move File Hotfix
MSG File Property Extraction
Hotfix – To Get Untranslated Software Strings Translated (Vault)
Autodesk Vault 2011 Update 2
Office 2010 Vault Add-in
Hotfix – “show all version” checkbox unavailable in explorer (simplified chinese only)
Hotfix – Civil 3D MAPIINSERT
Hotfix – Multi Issue Hotfix
Hotfix – Title Block Property Hotfix
Vault 2011 Client Update for AutoCAD 2010
Hotfix – Localization Check Out Hotfix
Autodesk Vault 2011 Update 1
Hotfix – CIP Hotfix

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tucker_arch
tucker_arch
12 years ago

Having looked at Vault as well as other tools, there still is not one that offers a robust integration into Revit. By this, I see a tool that should take advantage of the searching the data in the families (OmniClass,size, etc…) and be able to insert while in Revit (utilizing type catalogs).

Vault appears to work well, but the downfall we saw is that it cannot insert a type from a type catalog. This is difficult as a lot a families utilize type catalogs.

Luke Johnson
12 years ago

I tend to agree that Vault isn't the perfect answer – yet.

Some firms will struggle to implement it because they may not even be running a SQL Server or a File Server.