Rick Houle
2008-05-27, 03:51 PM
The issue, I have a bad element being passed into my central file and it crashes the team every time it gets there. It is rather disruptive to production. The problem has (again) been narrowed down to an in-house detail component family being created by the same person as last time... This person claims no wrong (and no embedded cad)...
My problem is, when Revit identifies the trouble element, Revit deletes the element and I cannot search for the bad element ID. Thus, the team is doomed to repeat the error.
This has happened four times this past week.
Is there any way to determine what the bad element is before Audit eradicates it from the system? I have the problem RFA, but when i open it the bad ID is rejected and deleted.
My problem is, when Revit identifies the trouble element, Revit deletes the element and I cannot search for the bad element ID. Thus, the team is doomed to repeat the error.
This has happened four times this past week.
Is there any way to determine what the bad element is before Audit eradicates it from the system? I have the problem RFA, but when i open it the bad ID is rejected and deleted.