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Tutorials

Short films of one task each, with the steps written out underneath.

  • Sign in Revit0:24Revit signs in to Syncture through your browser, and the console appears in Revit.
  • Publish a model0:26Publishing a model makes it the central model in Syncture.
  • Open in Revit0:22Models open in Revit from the console, at their latest version.
  • Sync from Revit0:29Syncing sends the changes in your local copy to the central model.
  • Clear the cache0:26Free the space Syncture uses on this computer, from the Syncture menu in Revit.
  • Share a folder0:31Folders are shared by email address, and the people you share with join free.
  • Person, firm or group0:48Access is given to a person, a firm by its domain, or a group, each with its own level.
  • Version history0:24Every sync is kept as a version, and any version can be saved to this computer.
  • Rename and move0:44Renaming or moving a model does not republish it or break its links.
  • Link models0:35Models are linked by name and load at their latest published version.
  • Migrate a folder0:38A folder of models moves to a newer Revit release, with links and worksets kept.
  • Encrypted workspace0:28An encrypted workspace uses a key created on your computer, which Syncture never receives.

26 September 2026

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