

If the linked model is corrupt, a corruption message can appear during the open process (even though the model is not itself corrupt). When Revit opens a model, it accesses linked Revit models to check for changes that have occurred. Note: If a warning appears about a file/folder being in use, then skip these items as they are in use by a running application/service. To access this, type %tmp% into the Start menu search, into the Run window (WINDOWS-R), or into the location bar of any folder window.

(For Revit cloud models multiple by 3, i.e., Total Size x 20 x 3, before adding the 5 GBs.) Take the total size of the project (main RVT + all linked RVT models). If working with larger models/projects (over 100 MBs), ensure that there is even more space available.
