Glynnis with IDEATE posted information at the Autodesk User Forums that you should be aware of if you're using 3rd party tools and are going to deploy, or have deployed, Revit 2024.1. Ironic that this update is the one that has caused a potential disruptive issue since many firms wait for this point release to deploy. I've taken her initial post and copied it here, go read the entire thread for any more recent commentary. Thanks Glynnis!
There's been a lot of chatter about the Schema error that was
landing in a post about What's New in 2024.1 so I took the good
suggestion from @RobDraw to start a new thread here.
What is a Schema?
I
welcome other people's input on this, but from my perspective, a schema
can be best thought of as a blob of Revit metadata, held in Extensible
Storage workset, that has a unique GUID. This blob of data is most often
used by 3rd party developers but is also used by Autodesk (or companies
acquired by Autodesk). The structure of that data, per each GUID, needs
to be the same. If a developer alters the data structure, then a new
GUID is needed to avoid the error.
What causes a Schema error?
In
order to experience a Schema error, you need to have two files (or a
file with a linked file) that have the same schema GUID but with a
different data structure. Whichever file is opened first 'wins' within
the active Revit session. This makes solving these problems REALLY hard
because the file that displays the error is not necessarily the file with the 'problem' schema.
It's also why this problem seems to be squashed sometimes and then
resurface later. If you only ever open one Revit file at a time within a
session of Revit, you'll never see the error.
What's the New Problem
The
new problem seems to relate to Revit files that are upgraded to
2024/2024.1. The 11 July Revit 2024.1 release notes show that in there
were changes made to the API to try and fix an outstanding schema
condition. It feels like that change may have created some new
conditions. We have an open case with Autodesk on this issue.
This is the latest schema article on this at Autodesk
Autodesk Revit schema issue article
1 comment:
Well Autodesk knows they Fd up. All the links lead to a blank page
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