Or a less experienced team member doing something quickly (looks fine when printed!), while not understanding the implications to other parts of project.ĭon't panic. We've all experienced the unintended consequences of a design consultant updating linked files. Why does it seem that things tend to break just before an important deadline? Well, a lot of things are moving quickly just before an important deadline.

You get the idea - there's lots of places for unexpected behavior to hide. Unfortunately Revit has Phasing, Worksets, Groups, Design Options. Remember how complicated Layers were in AutoCAD? Fortunately Revit doesn't have Layers. But it can be hard to figure out what Revit is telling Enscape to render amid the stress of an quickly approaching deadline. In most cases, Enscape is rendering exactly what Revit is telling Enscape to render. Panicked designer exclaiming, 'Enscape was working fine yesterday and today we have an important deadline and Enscape is broken!' You are receiving this because you were mentioned.It's an email I get at least once a week. Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS or Android. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

Feel free to cc me in any email: angel.velez at autodesk dot com. You may also want to contact Enscape to let them know if you haven't already. We may need to contact Enscape once we figure out what's going on.

Till: Autodesk/revit-ifc Gunnar Schwertner Mention Re: Revit Crash (Issue #382) I will contact Enscape and let them know what I know so far.

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