WORKSHARING MONITOR REVIT 2015 FREE DOWNLOAD

We use it all the time - I set windows to open the monitor on startup so individuals don't have to remember to open it. Flash forward to the present and I still find that few firms are aware of it, or if they are, actually using it routinely. Worksharing Monitor was created as a separate application and originally made available at the Autodesk Subscription site back in January Otherwise, we're just back to a software management nightmare as the various add-on tools stack up. People tend to drop off or it just plain wont work for them one day and it will the next. Worksets , Worksharing , Worksharing Monitor.

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And maybe we should have the option to dock it on the bottom side of the Project Browser, because it doesn't help to have to switch windows all the time. Personally, I've given up on such tools.

It might be more effective to have it installed as part of the Revit deployment itself. I have also heard about some issues with latency, where it doesn't update as quickly as it should. We still use it and actually through the Davids's local gen scripts it starts up "automatically" when you open a file. Vista 64 machines is great and use the work sharing monitor when I remember to turn it on.

Since we are talking about a separate software installation that means we are asking an IT department, for any firm large enough to warrant having one, to get it installed.

People tend to drop off or it just plain wont work for them one day and it will the next. Overall however it has been a benefit to most everyone I've met that IS using it.

Said another way, a rogue solution that could ultimately be incorporated into Revit itself. It isn't perfect however, for example, if you are using Remote Desktop Server it doesn't support that kind of connection at this time.

This makes me wonder about how effective the delivery of the tool is. Flash forward to the present and I still find that few firms are aware of it, or if they are, actually using it routinely. Newer Post Older Post Home.

Worksharing Monitor for Autodesk Revit 2015

Beyond that it still tends to be a bit buggy, especially over the wan. Provide more information to a team using worksets, such as when files are out of date or when an editing request is generated.

Fewer users actually have access to it or are able to download from it.

It got so bad and so useless I think everyone has just stopped using it. Worksharing Monitor was created as a separate application and originally made available at the Autodesk Subscription site back in January Very useful tool and we've never had any trouble with it running on Win XP 32bit via Parallels on Macs.

If you run OC first and then try to run WS Mon worksharng will show up in the task manager but not anywhere else.

I stopped opening it. WorksetsWorksharingWorksharing Monitor. Omnitor workshare monitor stopped working when I got a 64 bit Revit and the rest of the team was still on Revit.

We use it all the time - I set windows to open the monitor on startup so individuals don't have to remember to open it. If you aren't using it I encourage you to look into it and see what is preventing it from showing up on your desktop.

If you use worksets for your projects and would like to improve how you interact with Revit as a team then you and your team should be using Worksharing Monitor.

Worksharing Monitor for Autodesk Revit - Should I Remove It?

I personally prefer to be able to use it when I'm working with a group. Otherwise, we're just back to a software management nightmare as the various add-on tools stack up. A faster way to deliver features because it didn't rely on a formal release cycle or planned development to get it done.

Our office is finishing out our Revit projects. It would crash, take forever to open, had terrible latency and would should multiple instance of users in the model. I can't wait to start a new project with Revit Better than the first release when I had to reinstall it after any modification to the computer new user logged in, installed an unrelated program, etc In the end people still close it so it would be best as a built in tool to Revit.

I've used the work sharing monitor in both and in im hesitant to use it on my XP 32 bit machines because it uses more resources, and even doing several of the things that Autodesk has suggested with making sure that the 3 GB switch is active I'm finding that is buggy on our XP 32 bit machines.

But as you allude toI think it's very important to then incorporate the feature into Revit at the next release cycle. Several of us used to use it frequently, especially on bigger projects, but after we moved to 64 bit platforms the Workshare Monitor became a constant source of problems.