Loading Revit Files to BIM360: Right way and wrong way 

Someone with some tech experience could make BIM360 an afterthought. Most people just need to work on the models from multiple locations. They don't need to track RFI's and bloat like that. Once somebody figures that out, the prices will come down, or else.

you can also go to file. save as > save to cloud (at least in revit 23 anyway). then if you've got access to the project you can navigate to it and save it into the project and it'll still workshare like normal.

Hey Mark I just found your channel and I gotta say out of all the revit tutorials I found on RU-vid or anywhere you really do give the best tips and your energy and charisma in every video is super awesome and keeps me on track in learning more technical and different tools in revit. Honestly thank you so much for your nice attitude in making these videos this is what tutorials should be! Not some guy behind a camera mumbling… anyways as a soon to be 4th year architecture student God bless you man you are amazing keep doing what your doing.

Mike, please keep your videos coming. This was instrumental in helping me understand how to use Revit and BIM 360 "collaboratively" - (pun intended). New to BIM and Revit (plumber by trade for 20 yrs). Thanks for keeping it simple.

Thanks for a really good explanation. I did what you should not…it would be nice if someone did a flow diagram of the process. Probably not needed after your explanation. Insertion points are my next worry. I am doing a piping drawing and have been asked to upload my drawing to bim 360, so how do I fix the insertion point?

How to colaborate a NWD file in BIM360?

Mike, my office is just starting to use Revit, however, the office doesn't have a server to host a central model. Does Bim360 allow collaboration within our office only, will it allow our staffers to collaborate/sync and otherwise use Revit this way...outside consultants excluded for the time being. Thank you

Hey Mark! I remember going through this myself! Now I have new confusion. My revit is going crazy slow. Met with Autodesk, and they didnt think my file should be 3.5Gb. I tried to thin out the files, remove CAD drawings, unused families, etc. Still 3.5. I SAVE AS my file to my desktop to start ripping it apart to see what is taking up the space, and I noticed before I started the file was only 95Mb! I found that if download the BIM360 source file of my file, it comes in as a ZIP file, and the 10 linked revit files are part of that 3.5Gb! The revit files are linked, not imported. Internet tells me it all depends if you linked it though desktop connector or Docs. Please, put out one of your amazing videos on this to help me!!!! Thank you!!

Hi Mike any experience working with tekla IFC in Bim360,having issue of alignment

Thank you so much.

Mr. Taylor is absolutely amazing! I have learnt a lot from him. Thank you Mr. Taylor, keep uploading more videos.

Mike, thank you very much for all your videos, you just make everything so simple, easy to understand because of that fun personality of yours, keep it up buddy!!!!

never watch before so enjoyable tutorials. thank you!!!

Thanks Mike, this is great!

Mike, Thank you so much for all your help!!! it is so much fun watching and learning from your videos, keep it up Mike, and keep up that good spirit!!!

Congrats Mike on 10k subscribers.

Mr. Mike, That was huge!!!! Great video! I never comment but I had to for this. Thank you

Hi Mark thank you once again for your video. I have seen a lot of tutorials from other channel however I got bored but your video always entertained me from the start to finish and I learned a lot from you.

Thank you for the great content Mike! Any info on how to build a container file with more attached ifcs?

Thank you for the Real world explanation!