Subscription Advantage Pack for Revit

[scott.latch]

Sorry for the confusion. I'm looking into the missing content issue.

Stay tuned....

[Alan aka cadalot]

Hi Scott

As there is no one from Structures keeping an eye over on AUGI Revit Structure General like you and Mike have over here, can you give them a kick in the pants and ask why MIke Hacker and I are having trouble installing the Advantage Pack please......

[scott.latch]

Sorry for the confusion. I'm looking into the missing content issue.

Stay tuned....

I'm told the content should be in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Autodesk\RAC 2010\Imperial Library_SP3 EDIT: This was incorrect. See Posts #48 & #49 of this thread.

Let me know if it is not there.

Alan, Wai is on his way to respond.

[Alan aka cadalot]

Thanks Scott ~ Hope you did not scare him when you woke him up ;0)

[wai.chu]

Yup I just responded it. I think our Dev has found out the root of the issue and we (RST) are planning to re-release a patch or a new build soon. So stay tune. Once it will be available I will let users know.

Best,

Wai

[Wes Macaulay]

I'm quite sure that the delay between switching from family to project has been reduced -- can anyone confirm this? If so, great stuff -- this was a real productivity killer with the Ribbon. As others have noted, the new design of the Type Selector is way better!

[brethomp]

I'm told the content should be in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Autodesk\RAC 2010\Imperial Library_SP3

Let me know if it is not there.

Scott,

I don't have that folder, but I think it might be because our network deployment is set to not install content, since it's all stored on a network drive. Is there somewhere I could download this new content? Or could you post it here?

Thanks
Bret

[Steven Campbell]

I'm told the content should be in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Autodesk\RAC 2010\Imperial Library_SP3

I need to clarify, the service pack tools copies the duplicate content to the above path, then all new and updated content like the span direction symbols and metal deck profiles should be in your normal library...

Imperial Library\Annotations\Structural\Span Direction.rfa
Imperial Library\Profiles\Structural\Form Deck_Composite.rfa
etc.

Steve

[scott.latch]

I don't have that folder, but I think it might be because our network deployment is set to not install content, since it's all stored on a network drive. Is there somewhere I could download this new content? Or could you post it here?

Bret,

The instructions are in typically in the readme we post with updates, but in this case we didn't have a readme. (Shame on us). Below are the instructions:

Apply This Update to a Deployment Installation with Shared Content

1. Download the update and save it to any folder.
2. Ensure the original product installation media is available.
3. To update local content and program files: Find the folder where you saved the update and double-click the executable (EXE) file.
4. To update shared content: Click Run on the Start menu (Windows). From the Program folder of the installed product, enter following information and click OK.
   Ex. C:\Program Files\Revit Architecture 2010\Program> autodesk_revit_architecture_2010_subscription_update_x86_enu.exe /rc
5. When the installation is completed, the following message will be displayed: “The Service Pack was successfully installed and Revit Architecture 2010 has been updated.”

[Alan aka cadalot]

Scott

Next time instead of getting us Bloggers to watch previews, why don't you get us to Beta test the web pages and the downloads before going live?

Save all that egg on your faces!