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Introduction to Navisworks

  • Defining the role and purpose of Navisworks
  • Comparing Navisworks with alternative 3D tools
  • Overview of key Navisworks features and underlying architecture
  • Navigating the Navisworks interface and workspace

Understanding Navisworks

  • The Navisworks project lifecycle
  • File formats and compatibility standards
  • Processes for opening, appending, and saving 3D files

Getting Started

  • Preparing the development environment
  • Installation of Navisworks and essential design tools
  • Verifying system requirements and performance settings

Consolidating and Reviewing Models

  • Building a unified composite BIM model
  • Techniques for transforming and aligning models
  • Viewing options and creating model sections
  • Configuring view settings and visual appearances

Analyzing and Communicating Models

  • Methods for selecting, searching, and hiding specific items
  • Exploring and displaying element properties
  • Utilizing measurement, tagging, commenting, and markup tools
  • Using the Animator and Scripter modules
  • Enhancing visual quality through rendering

Collaborating and Simulating Models

  • Using the Clash Detective module
  • Reviewing and consolidating clash detection results
  • Performing quantity take-offs (Quantification)
  • Scheduling with TimeLiner

Integrating Navisworks with other Autodesk tools

  • Collaborating between field and studio teams
  • Identifying and addressing constructability issues
  • Managing and integrating Navisworks issues

Requirements

  • Familiarity with BIM (Building Information Modeling) concepts and standard workflows
  • Practical experience with 3D design software such as AutoCAD, Revit, or 3ds Max
  • Fundamental programming knowledge (recommended but not required)

Target Audience

  • Developers
  • Architects
  • Project managers
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