Revit | Solve Review Warnings

[@damirces]

Nice, will try the script. Six years ago I continue one model in the last stage of the project and the whole model had just one warning. The stair one but benign with "should be ignored"... In 6 months came 600 new ones. I cleaned up all the model. Took me the whole day...Didn't spote any differences in work with or without warnings.. Never cleaned up until the end of the project which lasted for almost 3 years. Finished with 800 ones. The building is built. Realized on this project that warnings are not so important. Just we need to take of major ones which is usually stairs.

[@SergioBarata]

Thanks Damir. I always value your contribution and knowledge 👍. Often in the projects I have worked with, warnings have slowed the file down considerably and even corrupted the model if left ignored. Perhaps this has something to do with the type of warning rather than the number of warnings. I like to think of it like a car - when the light on the dashboard is on - something is not right. Sure, it can be ignored and the car still moves but eventually it will cause a major headache. All the best my friend 👍

[@Farhanbagwan69]

tq buddy

[@SergioBarata]

No problem 👍