Can I suggest you open the model with only one workset open, it sounds like you aren't using worksets so teh default workset is workset1 close this and open the file, it should open faster then force relinquish

at is the risk anytime you force relinquish. It's a trade off, either you need to force as the user forgot or missed syncing and your mow stuck and can't work, or you wait for the user to return and sync, if you have the users logon details you can relinquish for them. If the users is a experienced user they should know to sync every max 1/5 hour, if they didn't then their work is "at risk' anyway.

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Wishing it were that simple, we are still running into it. Naturally there is another ARTICLE that mentions they are still researching the issue but that using Force Relinquish (BIM 360 Manage Cloud Models option) can cause this situation too. This requires us to clear the collaboration cache for a user who has forced us (haha) to use Force Relinquish. We are still in the diagnosis phase ourselves so we're not convinced of anything yet.

"This is happening because somebody has used Manage Cloud Models to force relinquish that user from that link, which breaks the link in the host model for the affected user."

"Note: Force Relinquish is a destructive operation and should be used sparingly! It is intended to be used as a last resort when the user to be relinquished is unavailable for some reason."

"If someone has been forced out through Force Relinquish, then all the changes that they have not synced, become orphaned and lost. While the central model will be unaffected by the use, people can lose work (and have to close and reopen the model which will be slow)."

"It is better for the user to open the model and use Relinquish All Mine to relinquish their permissions rather than using the Manage Cloud Models dialog."

Okay, that's fair. However the new named user subscription based model "forces" this option on us (not haha) at large because we can't pretend to be another user anymore. As soon as we log off to become that user we lose our Revit session too. Catch 22

Thank you for posting this. This has been a known problem for months and it has affected multiple models in our firm. In a big, multi-office firm, where everyone is working from home, it has been nearly impossible to get the word out to every corner of the firm that users should not force-relinquish users under almost any circumstances. But there is no way to curb the user who is working late, discovers that someone left without relinquishing, and so searches the internet for "force relinquish BIM 360". I'm so angry with Autodesk that they didn't take down these pages on force relinquishing the moment they understood what a problem this is. On a large project this can takes hours to fix not to mention the countless hours of work lost for the project team. It's been months since Autodesk first posted their difficult-to-find mea culpa about this issue claiming that they were working on a solution. The least they could do is to take down all the (easy-to-find) instructions on how to force relinquish.

Attached photos show the error message and my Nvidia graphics control panel. I also tried to disable Intel graphics card to force enscape to use Nvidia but it still won't open. Please help!! thank you!!

Our company uses a program called Egnyte for file management, which has an app which basically uses a Network drive as cloud storage. Kind of like OneDrive, but you can map it. Now, there is an option to force certain folders to sync for offline access, which we have told anyone who accesses the Revit files to NOT do. However, we're still having issues. We are all opening without creating a local copy, as the central model, from the OPEN dialogue box in Revit. But the file is acting weird, and we keep having to restore an old copy of it, which is probably the most annoying thing ever.

If you want the Autodesk materials to be translated, just use Use Autodesk Materials when exporting and make sure Use Material Mapping is unchecked. This will force the Connector to prioritize Autodesk material mapping.

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I have a simple mechanism with no interference and I had defined a 3D contact on it. I run the simulation and the "funny" thing is that in my simulation, I input a load of 14.7 N, after the simulation due to the 3D Contact I end with a Normal Reaction Force of 23.76 N. My question is the following: How is possible that a force of 14.7 N creates a bigger force? What could be the error?

My question in general terms is: What could be the cause of this? What can I be doing wrong in my mechanism that the only and unique force that I create, "creates" at the same time a QUITE bigger force?

There are many cases where the reaction forces are an amplification of the input forces. If you are thinking static equilibrium, then check all the reactions in X, Y, Z to confirm. My thought is that the X-sliding direction component of contact force is balanced to the input force, but that you looked at contact normal force instead. (magnitude, not X)

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I am currently very new to using the UR10 robot for a school project of mine regarding spot welding and am very lost thus far.

I was wondering if there was a way to write a program with the aim as follows:

- Robot continues to move down until it reaches the welding spot

- Robot then stops when a specific force is reached

- Robot then moves away from said point

I have tried using the if function like this :

if force

In this UR10e configuration, the shoulder joint is doing almost all the work, so maybe if it was using different joints it might perform differently.

The UR5e is mounted on the wall, so it is using several joints to achieve the desired motion/force.

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