online) deployment building tool so there is no executable, instead you fill in information online and then download a. So does anyone here do Revit deployments? If so have you had success with Revit 2021? lemme know I'm about out of ideas here.ĭenis Kelley, looks like Big_Mark is using the new (i.e.

This has led me down a deep rabbit hole of trial and error, use a Microsoft uninstall tool for Autodesk products (you know there is a problem when MS has to help developers at this level) ini file back to OOB it still fails on my test PCs with an error of 'Revit 2021 is installed on this PC) -[ I was on m圓rd or 4th install/uninstall (it takes a few tries to nail the user settings, narrow down the installation and uninstall all the crap that comes along with all AutoDesk software) when I found I could no longer install Revit 2021 on any of my test PCs. So I did some digging and found that there is a 'classic' deployment installation that I can only download through the Autodesk Virtual Assistant (AVA) site were I was able to get my deployment going and start testing. When I went to deploy Revit 2021 I discovered that AutoDesk has responded to our overwhelming requests to make installation and deployments easier by creating deployments with their easy to use handy dandy online deployment creation tool! I tried it but was unable to define the shared working directories and or push out a default user config via revit-2021.ini.

Revit 20 had hotfix/patches I was able to deploy those as expected. I finally have made the time to get my 2021 Autodesk releases published as well as update the existing ones. So I've been building out Revit and AutoCad deployments since version 2009, each release has some kind of new gotcha that is changed/gone/redesigned as far as configuration and deployment setting go but I am usually able to figure it out and get it to install/uninstall via silent command line so I can then turn around and deploy it via the Software Center via SCCM.

Autodesk revit 2021 student version