Frankly, I’m a bit skeptical that there are that many network issues out there causing this particular error, but regardless it’s happening.
This is apparently a fairly common problem with the installation of Revit – it was a problem for a few people with Revit 2014, but it seems to be much more prevalent with Revit 2015, and is addressed in great detail an Autodesk Knowledge Base article.Īccording to Autodesk, the cause is usually due to network issues causing the content to not be installed. We’ve been getting a lot of calls since people started installing Revit 2015 about missing content – no “stock” families, error messages about the Family Template Path being invalid, no family templates installed, no project templates installed, etc.
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