So you have completed you project model and feel a sense of relief. But should you? What now? What conflicts could be potentially discovered in the field costing you time and money to address? How can you reduce you liability for those errors and/or omissions? Maybe you are responsible for the coordinating all disciplines work for the project. How can this be done and identify potential conflicts before they happen to ensure that the schedule is met? Navisworks can help address all those concerns. Navisworks is a model aggregator that can combine various different file formats to create an overall project model thus allowing you to fully coordinate multiple aspects of your project. The Aubin Academy Master Series: BIM Collaboration with Autodesk Navisworks is the ideal book to help readers get started with and successfully use Navisworks. This book touches on the collaboration aspect of the Building Information Model. The goal of each lesson is to help the reader complete the collaboration of their projects successfully. Navisworks tools are introduced in a focused process with a strong emphasis on "why" as well as "how". The text and exercise seek to give the reader a clear sense of the value of the tools, and a clear indication of each tool's potential. In addition, there are Quick References for a few of the Navisworks tools contained herein. The Aubin Academy Master Series: BIM Collaboration with Autodesk Navisworks is a resource designed to quickly get you "up to speed" on Navisworks, shorten your learning curve, raise your comfort level, and more importantly give you real-life practical advice on the usage of the software in order to help with project collaboration. Empowered with the information in this book, you will have insight into how to use Navisworks to better coordinate your projects.

This is a concise book, specially written for BIM/VDC Managers and Coordinators who are required to use Autodesk Navisworks to run Coordination Meetings on Building Information Modeling (BIM) or Digital Engineering (DE) projects, including running Clash Detection on various discipline items. This textbook consists of six chapters covering all topics that will make a BIM/VDC Manager and Coordinator efficient in running Coordination Meetings using Autodesk Navisworks. The author has specifically covered a number of pain-points that the users face on a day-to-day basis in their work. Real-world BIM project has been carefully selected to discuss the tools and concepts in the tutorial of every chapter. You will be able to find various similarities between the models used in this textbook and your current projects. This will allow you to apply the concepts learned in this textbook to your day-to-day work. The following are some salient features of this textbook: Complimentary access to the videos of all tutorials in the textbook. Detailed discussion of the Autodesk Navisworks tools and concepts, followed by a hands-on tutorial. In-depth coverage of all topics required to run a BIM project Coordination Meeting. A comprehensive chapter on running clash tests and creating clash templates to be reused in other projects. "What I do" tips describing some real-world challenges that Navisworks users face and the author's approach in those situations. End of chapter skill evaluation to review the concepts learned in the chapter. The following free teaching resources are available for faculty: PowerPoint slides of every chapter in the textbook. Answers to the Class Test Questions. Help for designing the course curriculum. Additional videos to help plan your classes.

This is a concise book, specially written for BIM/VDC Managers and Coordinators who are required to use Autodesk Navisworks to run Coordination Meetings on Building Information Modeling (BIM) or Digital Engineering (DE) projects, including running Clash Detection on various discipline models. This textbook consists of six chapters covering all topics that are required in running Coordination Meetings using Autodesk Navisworks. The author has specifically covered a number of pain-points that the users face on a day-to-day basis in their work. Real-world BIM project has been carefully selected to discuss the tools and concepts in the tutorial of every chapter. You will be able to find various similarities between the models used in this textbook and your current projects. This will allow you to apply the concepts learned in this textbook to your day-to-day work. The following are some salient features of this textbook: Complimentary access to the videos of all tutorials in the textbook. Detailed discussion of the Autodesk Navisworks tools and concepts, followed by a hands-on tutorial. In-depth coverage of all topics required to run a BIM project Coordination Meeting. A comprehensive chapter on running clash tests and creating clash templates to be reused in other projects. "What I do" tips describing some real-world challenges that Navisworks users face and the author's approach in those situations. End of chapter skill evaluation to review the concepts learned in the chapter. The following free teaching resources are available for faculty: PowerPoint slides of every chapter in the textbook. Answers to the Class Test Questions. Help for designing the course curriculum.

This is a concise book, specially written for BIM/VDC Managers and Coordinators who are required to use Autodesk Navisworks to run Coordination Meetings on Building Information Modeling (BIM) or Digital Engineering (DE) projects, including running Clash Detection on various discipline items. This textbook consists of six chapters covering all topics that will make a BIM/VDC Manager and Coordinator efficient in running Coordination Meetings using Autodesk Navisworks. The author has specifically covered a number of pain-points that the users face on a day-to-day basis in their work. Real-world BIM project has been carefully selected to discuss the tools and concepts in the tutorial of every chapter. You will be able to find various similarities between the models used in this textbook and your current projects. This will allow you to apply the concepts learned in this textbook to your day-to-day work. The following are some salient features of this textbook: Complimentary access to the videos of all tutorials in the textbook. Detailed discussion of the Autodesk Navisworks tools and concepts, followed by a hands-on tutorial. In-depth coverage of all topics required to run a BIM project Coordination Meeting. A comprehensive chapter on running clash tests and creating clash templates to be reused in other projects. "What I do" tips describing some real-world challenges that Navisworks users face and the author's approach in those situations. End of chapter skill evaluation to review the concepts learned in the chapter. The following free teaching resources are available for faculty: PowerPoint slides of every chapter in the textbook. Answers to the Class Test Questions. Help for designing the course curriculum. Additional videos to help plan your classes.

Autodesk(R) Navisworks(R) 2020: Using Autodesk Navisworks in a BIM Workflow teaches you how to better predict project outcomes, reduce conflicts and changes, and achieve lower project risk using the Autodesk(R) Navisworks(R) Manage software in a BIM workflow. Building Information Modeling (BIM) encompasses the entire building life cycle. BIM includes all phases of the design process, from model creation to construction and ending at operations and maintenance. Using a BIM workflow, you will learn how a design changes throughout the BIM process and how the changes affect the BIM model. Over the course of this guide, you will learn how to consolidate civil, architectural, structural, and MEP models into one BIM model. Starting with an Autodesk(R) Civil 3D(R) drawing file, you will append various Autodesk(R) Revit(R) and Autodesk(R) Inventor(R) models and check for conflicts. Note: Clash Detection is only available in Navisworks Manage - it is not available in Navisworks Simulate or Navisworks Freedom. Next, you will use review and markup tools for communicating issues across disciplines. Finally, you will use TimeLiner, Animator, and Clash Detective to simulate construction and find constructibility issues and on-site clashes. This guide is designed for new and experienced users of the Autodesk Navisworks software in multiple disciplines. Topics Covered Understanding the purpose of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and how it is applied in the Autodesk Navisworks software. Consolidate Models (Navigating the Autodesk Navisworks workspace and interface, Creating a composite model, Transforming models for proper alignment) Review and Analyze Models (Using basic viewing tools, Saving and retrieving views, Sectioning a model, Investigating properties, Searching for items, Hiding and unhiding items) Communication (Measuring a model, Adding tags and comments to model components, Marking up and redlining the model, Animate a model) Collaboration (Reviewing a model for clashes, Consolidating redlines from other team members) Construction (Creating a construction timeline, Animating a construction timeline) Prerequisites Access to the 2020.0 version of the software, to ensure compatibility with this guide. Future software updates that are released by Autodesk may include changes that are not reflected in this guide. The practices and files included with this guide might not be compatible with prior versions (i.e., 2019). The 2020 Civil 3D object enabler must be installed on the computer running Navisworks. This guide is designed for new and experienced users of the Autodesk Navisworks software in multiple disciplines. A working knowledge of 3D design and task-scheduling software is recommended.

The Autodesk(R) Navisworks(R) 2019: Using Autodesk Navisworks in a BIM Workflow learning guide teaches you how to better predict project outcomes, reduce conflicts and changes, and achieve lower project risk using the Autodesk(R) Navisworks(R) Manage software in a BIM workflow. Building Information Modeling (BIM) encompasses the entire building life cycle. BIM includes all phases of the design process, from model creation, to construction, and ending at operations and maintenance. Using a BIM workflow, you will learn how a design changes throughout the BIM process, and how the changes affect the BIM model. Over the course of this learning guide, you will learn how to consolidate civil, architectural, structural, and MEP models into one BIM model. Starting with an AutoCAD(R) Civil 3D(R) drawing file, you will append various Autodesk(R) Revit(R) and Autodesk(R) Inventor(R) models and check for conflicts. Next, you will use review and markup tools for communicating issues across disciplines. Finally, you will use TimeLiner, Animator, and Clash Detective to simulate construction and find constructibility issues and on-site clashes. This learning guide is designed for new and experienced users of the Autodesk Navisworks software in multiple disciplines. This learning guide has been developed using software version 16.0.1326.55. Topics Covered Understanding the purpose of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and how it is applied in the Autodesk Navisworks software. Consolidate Models Navigating the Autodesk Navisworks workspace and interface. Creating a composite model. Transforming models for proper alignment. Review and Analyze Models Using basic viewing tools. Saving and retrieving views. Sectioning a model. Investigating properties. Searching for items. Hiding and unhiding items. Communication Measuring a model. Adding tags and comments to model components. Marking up and redlining the model. Animate a model. Collaboration Reviewing a model for clashes. Consolidating redlines from other team members. Construction Creating a construction timeline. Animating a construction timeline. Prerequisites Access to the 2019 version of the software. The practices and files included with this guide might not be compatible with prior versions. This learning guide is designed for new and experienced users of the Autodesk Navisworks software in multiple disciplines. A working knowledge of 3D design and task-scheduling software is recommended

This textbook has been written keeping in mind the requirements of running Autodesk Navisworks in the coordination meetings for the BIM or plant & mining projects. The author has specifically covered a number of pain-points that the users face on day-to-day basis in their work. Real-world BIM and Plant project models have been used as tutorials in this book. You will be able to find various similarities between the models used in this textbook and your current projects. This will allow you to apply the concepts learned in this textbook to your day-to-day work. The following are some salient features of this textbook: Complimentary access to the videos of all tutorials in the textbook. More than 700 pages of in-depth coverage of all modules of Autodesk Navisworks Simulate and Manage. Detailed discussion of the Autodesk Navisworks tools and concepts followed by Plant and BIM tutorials. Around 450 pages of tutorials on real-world BIM and Plant projects. Tutorial on performing clash test with point cloud data. Project-based chapter on Autodesk BIM 360 Glue integration with Autodesk Navisworks. Project-based chapter on Autodesk Navisworks for Factory Design Suite. Special tutorial on the animation of the subsea Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV). Special tutorials showing the Animator and Scripter scenes with crane animations. Timeliner simulation linked with animator animations showing construction sequences and movement of crane and semitrailers at the construction site. Detailed coverage of the Clash Detective module and the switchback functionality. Timeliner based clash tests included in tutorials. "What I do" tips describing some real-world challenges that Navisworks users face and the author's approach in those situations. Free video showing how to use Autodesk ReCap to reduce the size of Point Cloud data before importing in Autodesk Navisworks available by contacting the author at [email protected]. End of chapter skill evaluation to review the concepts learnt in the chapter. The following free teaching resources are available for faculty: PowerPoint slides of every chapter in the textbook. Answers to the Class Test Questions. Help for designing the course curriculum. Additional videos to help plan your classes.