Revit groups are cool and really effective for lots of things. I have noticed that when I get architectural models with excessive grouping that they bog down my MEP models. I try to keep the my linked architectural model as clean as possible and one thing that seem to help is breaking up groups. This could be a pain, but we have found a relatively easy way to do it.
Open the architectural model and expand groups in the project browser. Select a group and right click, then pick Select All Instances.
Notice in the Status bar how many groups are selected.
In the Options bar select Ungroup.
If you have selected a nested group, you will get a warning that the subgroups will also be ungrouped. Bonus.
That's it. Even with a ton of groups this process goes pretty darn quick. Finish up by Purging Unused. This will remove the groups from the project browser.
In the Options bar select Ungroup.
If you have selected a nested group, you will get a warning that the subgroups will also be ungrouped. Bonus.
That's it. Even with a ton of groups this process goes pretty darn quick. Finish up by Purging Unused. This will remove the groups from the project browser.
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