If the issue is specific to certain members have everyone else synchronize.Detach and reinitialize the central model:.If a member receives the following dialog box during the file open, the central file location has either moved or been saved in a new location: Any local files from the original location will no longer be compatible. The central file location can be verified and modified if needed under Collaborate > Synchronize and Modify Settings > Central File Location. Revit stores the location of the central file, and if opened and saved by another member at a different location, the central file is updated. Verify that all members for the project are mapped to the central file in the same manner.
As a best practice all members should create new local files daily. In this scenario, the project member should create a new local file. The central file was rolled back to a previous backup version.The central file had many changes invalidating the local file.The local file is outdated or was not synchronized for a period.If the issue is isolated to one member’s local file, it may no longer be compatible with the central file. Typical causes of this include: Verify if other members can synchronize with central.If the new local file can synchronize with central, file permissions or network settings can be ruled out as the issue. Highlight the central file, verify that Create New Local is checked, and open the central file creating a new local file. With the new local file open navigate to Collaborate > Synchronize with Central. Verify that a new local file can synchronize with central by navigating to the central file location.
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