@Twiceroadsfool When our BIM Managers set up the project we have them enable scheduled publishes at that point. It doesn't catch everything as many times consultant models aren't included in the initial setup, but it "solves" the user account issue when someone offboards.
@Twiceroadsfool My 2025.1 experience is even worse than that. Ran the installer, it "finished" unexpededly and now my 2025 will not work at all. The revit.exe is gone.
@Twiceroadsfool I curse Autodesk every time I am in a bim kickoff call and have to be the person bluntly telling the room we are not doing publish/consume. Live Linking is a BIM hill I am willing to die on hahaha
@_TheDanWarren This is why i find the latest Autodesk push to capture ALL of our project data off-putting and frankly absurd. One source of "truth" equals one source of headache if things go off the rails. At least if AWS goes down, we have local options we can do to fall back on.
@_TheDanWarren One of the first things I did after starting at my firm was to put an easter egg on our Revit splash screen. 10+ years later, only one person has ever found it (that i know of)....and the irony of it was that my wife was the one who found it. No collusion either....
@_TheDanWarren I have seen that a few times. Very hit or miss. We usually just trash the local caches and have them re-open. Out of curiosity, is that user's C Drive full or close to being full?