Hi @jonathon ! It is possible to do the samething but with the new 3.0 connector? I didn’t saw the option. I tried to select all elements in my 3D views including linked elements but only the host model elements was publish to speckle.
My goal is to publish all the model to speckle at once and after load into PowerBI.
V3 linked models in Revit support kicked off as a project late last week. I think it’s nearly ready to start testing.
We run into similar API blockers with v3 as v2 but the team is now laser focussed on hitting each of these new projects out of the park in a fully fit-for-purpose codebase so expect good news real soon.
Hi @Dave_O,
We have enabled linked models with next gen Revit connector. You can download it from here and give it a go.
Thanks @oguzhan !
Just let you know when installting this update
Did you have opened Revit while doing it? code 5 could implies that .dll file in use.
Revit was closed but sometime, Revit got somes delay. Not a problem. I confirm linked model was publish to speckle. Whats the number of objects limits? I work a lot with MEP models and to be able to publish I needed to unselect some of them.
We have spotted some issues with some MEP objects lately. It would be nice if you could say which object types you needed to deselect? Then we can narrow it down the issue
Hi @oguzhan , pipe fitting, pipe insulation. It’s the same when I export a model to IFC from Revit. The fitting are more complex to handle. I just publish my electrical model and it’s the same with the conduit fitting. Check the screenshot:
