Autodesk Navisworks Manage & Revit Review (Crash Course)

Explore the three Navisworks types: manage, simulate, and freedom, to view, review, simulate, and clash detect, with 4D and five-D simulation, model check, navigation, and VCC extraction.

Open Navisworks Manage interface to navigate tabs: home, viewpoint, review, animation, and view output, while using tools like clash detective, timeliner, and quantification, with selection tree and properties window active.

Explore the Navisworks Manage interface, including the selection tree, properties, clash detective, timeliner for 4D planning, autohide to optimize workspace, and linking the 3D model with plans for PCU quantifications.

Master the essential navigation tools in Navisworks Manage, including zoom, rotate, pan, and switching to front, top, side, or isometric views.

Navigate and review the model in Navisworks Manage, highlight issues with clouds and notes, and enable sectioning to inspect clashes and coordinate with the team.

Define and use a clash matrix to perform clash detection across architecture, structure, hvac, plumbing, and firefighting, classifying hard clashes and critical clashes with a legend.

Build a 4D schedule in Navisworks Manage from construction sequence, map tasks with planned start and end dates in time liner, and simulate progress from foundation to roof.

Master Navisworks manage timeliner (4D) by configuring start and end dates, playback duration, and overlay text for project tasks and cost data.

Import external plans into Navisworks TimeLiner from CSV or Primavera. Rebuild the task hierarchy and auto-attach selection sets by matching column names to set names for automatic 4D synchronization.

Extend 4D planning in Navisworks Manage by linking 3D models to time and cost via CSV data, and calculate total cost from material, labor, equipment, and subcontractor costs for 5D.

Explore Navisworks Manage other options: grid visibility, full screen and split views, measure tools with coordinates, convert to markups, and annotate with clouds, ellipse, freehand, lines, and text.

Explore the Revit interface and learn to open an existing model, distinguish open from new projects, access recent files, and use the workspace, properties, project browser, and main tabs.

Navigate a 3D BIM model by rotating with shift and the mouse scroll, zooming with the scroll wheel, and using the section box to cut and focus on areas.

Learn to create and apply a supply air filter in visibility graphics to show or hide ducts, fittings, and accessories by system type, and override color for clarity.