Issue:
Users reported that when linking a cloud model in Revit, the path displayed in the Manage Links dialog unexpectedly shows an absolute path pointing to the Collaboration Cache folder instead of the BIM 360 folder path.Status:
This incident has been resolved in:Revit 2020.2.3
Revit 2021.1.1
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Workaround:
Follow these steps to correct the folder path of the linked model:- Go to the Ribbon > Insert > Manage Links to review the file path of the loaded Revit models.
- Select the file with the absolute path pointing to the local CollaborationCache folder.
- Click on Reload From and browse to the BIM 360 Folder from the External Resource in the dialog.
- Click on OK to reload the file - this will correct the file path.
Alternate workaround:
Clear the collaboration cache:
How to clear a corrupt/damaged cloud workshared model or outdated link from the system in Revit
See Also:
Saved path changes from BIM360 to the Collaboration Cache folder in Revit cloud workshared modelsHow to clear a corrupt/damaged cloud workshared model or outdated link from the system in Revit
