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Once you have created your Publish sets and saved it, we need to publish the model to get all that synced data to BIM 360 Docs. In the background what this means is that all the data that was synced on the RCW server and you local C-drive now gets copied to the BIM 360 Docs server.

The status may be one of the following: Published: The document has been published and is available to all project members. Publishing: The document is in the process of being published. Click View to monitor the process. Extracting: The document is in the process of being extracted.

Select the appropriate publish settings to be published to the cloud in Revit. Create a Set within Publish Settings - Select Views and Sheets to Publish to the Cloud. Upload/Publish the model to BIM 360/ACC: For Direct Upload, see Upload and Publish Documents. ... Once published/uploaded, the selected sheets will appear.

The upload process is fast, but the extraction on the BIM 360 Document Management or Design Collaboration site takes several hours. Publishing or extraction potentially fails after a long time (>18 hours).

Publish workshared or non-workshared Revit models to the cloud so other team members who don't have Revit can view, search, and work with the cloud models. When you publish a model, by default only the 3D default view and sheets are published.

Log files are automatically computer-generated whenever an event with a specific classification takes place on the network. Log files exist for software and hardware developers to troubleshoot and debug their creations when they access a textual record of the events that the system is producing.

8 Log Management Best Practices Implement Structured Logging. Build Meaning and Context into Log Messages. Avoid Logging Non-essential or Sensitive Data. Capture Logs from Diverse Sources. Aggregate and Centralize Your Log Data. Index Logs for Querying and Analytics. Configure Real-Time Log Monitoring and Alerts.