Look in the journal file for a session where you opened the file in Revit and retrieve the file name from there. The journal will be located in C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Autodesk\Revit\\Journals.Then, use Save As to save a detached copy of the model to a local location. Open the file in question and verify that it is the desired model.If unclear on how to find the exact file needed, there are a few methods available: An example of when you would want to access these files is when trying to find a good copy of a model that can be used to create a new central model, or when trying to clear damaged local files. Accessing these local files directly should be avoided where possible. Note: The normal workflow to access cloud models is to go to Revit Home, and click the BIM 360 icon on the left (or through the Recent Files page). The Revit model GUID folder contains all local copies of files associated with the particular model (including RVT, backup folder, and linked files).The Product GUID folders contain sub-folders with the Revit model GUIDs.The account ID folders contain sub-folders with Projects' GUIDs.Main folder contains sub-folders based on the user's account ID.The CollaborationCache folder is structured as follows: C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Autodesk\Revit\\CollaborationCache.
Once saved, click the Sync button to relinquish all the worksets and save again. Click on Options, and make sure ‘Make this a Central File’ and ‘Compact File’ are checked. Solution: When working on Collaboration for Revit files, local copies are saved at the following file path: Save the file with the same filename as your original Central File but in a new location.
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