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Worksets in workshare-enabled projects allow you to view what other users are working on and help control element borrowing. In this video, Paul F. Aubin explains the different types of worksets and shares some strategies and tips for organizing them. The course assumes that you are managing Revit projects.
Before creating a workshare-enabled project, you set up sharing options. This video shows you how to configure worksharing settings before making your local project a central model. This video course assumes that you are managing Revit projects. Open Revit without loading a project. In the File tab, click Options. Set the Synchronization with Central Reminder Interval. In the video, Paul F. Aubin recommends 30 minutes or an hour. Enter your shared Username or login to use your Autodesk ID.
It is best practice to render parts of a model as you develop it. This lets you optimize the appearance of the model but is faster than performing a high-quality render. Open a view, and position the camera and target in a space. Use the Render Setup dialog box to set properties such as output size, render quality, and noise filtering. Finally, render the model and then examine it to see where you want to adjust it.
Before you import a Revit model into 3ds Max, you can isolate and analyze large mesh areas. This helps you see the different uses for areas of contiguous slabs and how to include them in the design. You can then note which areas need revisions. To isolate an area of a mesh, select the area, and then choose Isolate Element.