Hello, hello! Allan here. I hope you have already settled in working from home, a new work setting. Same with the children who are in homeschooling. I hope they are well too.
Anyway, you may have already seen these but just in case you don’t, below is two examples of a dashboard for coronavirus/COVID2019 spread if you want to see an example of Power BI use.
I had a case recently where we need to upgrade the model, we
have in the BIM360 platform, from Revit 2018 to Revit 2019.
Just recently, the Cloud Model Upgrade feature has been added to BIM 360 Design for BIM 360 Document Management-based projects. You should have the Project Admin access for you to perform the upgrade task. We will use this feature to upgrade our project and its interface should look like the image below.
I did a test upgrade first to check if there will be some error that will require my attention. Base on the result below, I’m good to upgrade my project to Revit 2019 or Revit 2020.
Before you finally convert your project to Revit 2019 (or
Revit 2020) from Revit 2018, I would suggest that you create a backup of the
latest Revit 2018 model to your local drive or project server just in case
something goes wrong. After that click the upgrade button.
Then you will be asked for the last time for final confirmation by confirming that you have read the important notes before upgrading.
Hit the upgrade button and get some cup of tea or coffee then you can work with your other projects while the upgrade is performing on the background.
An automated e-mail notification is sent from BIM 360 to let you know the status of the upgrade process.
