Save a project package#
Export the active project’s Acouso data as an .acousoroom package to move it to another project.
Choose the right output#
| Action | Use it to |
|---|---|
| Export Report | Save readable CSV schedules in a ZIP. |
| Export | Save the active project as a transferable package. |
| Full Backup | Back up your whole local Acouso workspace. |
| Import | Bring a project package into the active project. |
| Restore Backup | Recover from a backup. |
Export the active project#
- Make sure the right Revit project is active.
- In the main window, open Import/Export.
- Under Export Package, click Browse and choose a new .acousoroom filename.
- Click Export and wait for it to finish.
Check the exported package#
The .acousoroom file is saved where you chose. It contains Acouso data only — keep your own backup of the Revit model.
Next, import the package into the receiving project. To recover your workspace instead, see Backup and restore.
Import a project package#
Bring Acouso project data into the active Revit project.
You’ll need: The receiving Revit project open, an export or backup of its current Acouso data, and a package from a source you trust.
Choose and import the package#
- In the main window, open Import/Export.
- Under Import Package, click Browse and choose the .acousoroom file.
- Click Import.
- Read any validation, project-match or linked-room remapping message. Continue only if the destination is right.
- Wait for the import to finish.
Review the receiving project#
- Confirm the standard and room occupancies.
- Resolve any missing material or library references.
- If remapping was offered, confirm the linked-room matches.
- Open Project Schedule and check room names and saved dates. Rerun the analysis if the model differs from the source project.
If the package cannot be used#
Read the validation or matching message. Don’t use Restore Backup to force an import — it’s a recovery tool and replaces more data.