Navisworks Manage Beginners to Advanced(Contractor Services)

Master object selection and visibility in Navisworks by using the select tool, select box, save selection, and sets. Navigate the selection tree, find items, and apply hide, unhide, or require.

Explore Navisworks sectioning tools to enable planes or a section box for cross-sections. Save viewpoints for ground floor plan view and elevation, and share comments via the saved viewpoints window.

Review BIM models in Navisworks to address consultant comments, RFIs, and internal team commands, aligning shop drawings with specifications and design drawings for accurate project outcomes.

Master measurements, redlines markups, and comments in Navisworks Manage by using the Review tab tools to create point-to-point, area, and tagged viewpoints, and to manage comments and revisions.

Navisworks clash detection training teaches how to configure a clash test between MEP and structural elements, set rules, adjust tolerance, and generate shareable reports synced with Revit.

Convert clash tests into shareable html tabular reports by selecting contents and properties, showing item id, status, layer name, and grid location for architecture vs structural elements.

Sync clash report results between Revit and Navisworks to identify and resolve MEP clashes by switch back or element ID, then export and refresh the clash test.

Export the quantification workbook to Excel, organize by activity name with its cubic meter quantity, then create a pivot table to generate a readable material takeoff.

Learn to use the Navisworks resource catalog to add plaster and paint, assign finishes to columns, compute surface-area quantities via the quantification workbook, and export rebar data.

Discover how BIM supports construction management with Navisworks quantification, quantity takeoffs, cost estimates, and clash detection to streamline scheduling and improve project outcomes.

Explore practical rendering in Navisworks: assign Revit materials, use Autodesk library, adjust render styles and lighting, map materials, and export renders; note Navisworks is not ideal for detailed rendering.