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Upgrading a central file

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Upgrading a central file

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- [Instructor] So perhaps you're working on a project that has a rather long life span and throughout the course of the project a new version of Revit is released. So what to do? Should we continue on in the same version that we've been working in? Or do we upgrade our project to the latest release? Now there are naturally many considerations that would come into play here, many more than we could get into in this short video, but I would say that in most cases you should only upgrade if the new version gives you some significant feature or benefit that was lacking and necessary in the previous version to whatever the, whatever it is you're doing in the project. Whatever that might be, if you're gonna get some clear and immediate benefit out of this new release, then it's a worthy consideration and you can consider upgrading existing projects. Also the later a project is in its lifespan will dictate this. If I've got a project that just finished schematic design, it's gonna be pretty…

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