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ArcGIS Pro 3.0.2: The ArcGIS Pro catalogue fails to detect the Revit file of *.rte format,

JamalNUMAN

I couldn’t figure out how the Revit file of *.rte format can be inserted to Pro. It appears that the catalogue of The ArcGIS Pro is not able to recognize this format.

What could be the issue here?

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DanPatterson

isn't *.rte a template and you need to save it as a *.rvt (eg., a project).

DanPatterson

You really need to check the help files for your version of Pro

Pro 3.0.x only supports ... Revit file versions 2016–2022

What is BIM data—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

so you need to upgrade Pro since it came out in 2022, hence couldn't possibly support revit 2023 😉

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DanPatterson

isn't *.rte a template and you need to save it as a *.rvt (eg., a project).

JamalNUMAN

The rvt file fails to be inserted and ends up with “unsupported BIM file” error.

What could be the issue?

BarryNorthey

The Help indicates that version dependence might be the problem and explain the error message:

ArcGIS Pro supports Revit file versions 2018–2023. . . . Attempting to use unsupported BIM file versions will invoke the error message: Unsupported BIM file.

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/revit/what-is-bim-data-.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_414424ABA39549D3861006DE60B20605

JamalNUMAN

The Revit 2024 is not supported in ArcGIS Pro while there is no way to downgrade the Revit 2024 to lower version.

How to resolve this dilemma?

DanPatterson

Can the source software not save to a previous version?

MiguelParedes

Greetings @JamalNUMAN

You should be able to convert the file to an earlier version (2018 to 2023) as described in the following article:

How to save an AutoCAD drawing to a previous or older file format

Hope that helps 🙂

JamalNUMAN

ArcGIS 3.0.2 appears to fail to support the Revit 2023 as per the screenshot below

What could be the issue here?

DanPatterson

You really need to check the help files for your version of Pro

Pro 3.0.x only supports ... Revit file versions 2016–2022

What is BIM data—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

so you need to upgrade Pro since it came out in 2022, hence couldn't possibly support revit 2023 😉

JamalNUMAN

Pro 3.0.2 works fine with Revit 2022

JamalNUMAN

Which exact version of ArcGIS Pro works with Revit 2023?

DanPatterson

From the 3.1 help files

Supported BIM geometry—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

ArcGIS Pro supports Revit file versions 2018–2023

The 3.0 help doesn't mention anything, ergo....

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