Make MEP Model Central
BIM Suite · Model Setup with CAD Backgrounds · 57s
This lesson teaches you how to make your MEP model central in Revit, ensuring a structured approach to project management. You'll learn to detach from the central model, save it correctly, and create a new local model.
Key skills covered include navigating the file management options, preserving worksets during the detachment process, and managing project naming conventions effectively.
Transcript
Okay. Now we're ready to set up the MEP model. Go to file open, browse to your MEP model, and remember that we just pasted this here. We copied and pasted this here from the template and renamed it. So we wanna single click it, detach from central, open. And detach and preserve work sets. And very first thing we wanna do is file, save as, project, single, because again it adds the underscore detached. We want to single click project name to overwrite that. Double check that it's making it a central model and hit save. And yes.
And now that we're in the central model, the very first thing we wanna do is exit it, open, and create new local.