Removing links will also remove associated annotations such as dimensions, spot elevations, etc. All link instances are identical, so any needed variations require additional models to link in.ģ. Live elements cannot directly interact with elements within the link.Ģ. Can mirror link without the same repercussions as model groups.ġ. Smaller overall file size (does not bloat main model file size)ģ. More visibility/graphic control of either the link or its individual instances.Ģ. Walls in model groups must be copied to consistent level heights otherwise they will break/miss their constraints.ġ. Too many groups can cause bloating of the overall file and the potential for file corruption.ģ. Issues can arise when mirroring model groups (backward elements, host elementsĢ. Can add/remove elements to update all instances quickly.ġ. Can be saved out & loaded into other projects.ģ. Can expedite floor plan layouts using consistent items throughout multiple levels.Ģ. Model groups and links both have their advantages and disadvantages when it comes to laying out a single Revit model or a series of models.ġ.

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This ensures that behavior in subsequent visits to the same site will be attributed to the same user ID.Ĭonnects multiple page views by a user into a single Clarity session recording. Persists the Clarity User ID and preferences, unique to that site, on the browser. Used by Google AdSense to experiment with advertisement efficiency. Google Analytics cookie to throttle the request rate.

Linking revit models