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Course Outline

Introduction to Navisworks

  • Defining Navisworks and its purpose.
  • Comparing Navisworks with other 3D tooling.
  • High-level overview of Navisworks features and architecture.
  • Exploring the Navisworks interface and workspace layout.

Understanding Navisworks

  • Examining the Navisworks project lifecycle.
  • Understanding file formats and software compatibility.
  • Processes for opening, appending, and saving 3D files.

Getting Started

  • Preparing the development environment.
  • Installing Navisworks and essential design tools.
  • Verifying system requirements and performance settings.

Consolidating and Reviewing Models

  • Constructing a composite BIM model.
  • Techniques for transforming and aligning models.
  • Methods for viewing and sectioning the model.
  • Configuring view options and visual appearances.

Analyzing and Communicating Models

  • Strategies for selecting, searching, and hiding elements.
  • Investigating and displaying detailed properties.
  • Performing measurements, tagging, commenting, and markup.
  • Utilizing the Animator and Scripter tools.
  • Advanced rendering capabilities.

Collaborating and Simulating Models

  • Applying Clash Detective for analysis.
  • Reviewing and consolidating clash detection results.
  • Executing quantification tasks.
  • Using TimeLiner for scheduling.

Integrating Navisworks with other Autodesk tools

  • Bridging communication between field and studio teams.
  • Identifying and resolving constructability challenges.
  • Integrating Navisworks issues into broader workflows.

Requirements

  • A solid grasp of Building Information Modeling (BIM) concepts and associated workflows.
  • Proficiency with 3D design software such as AutoCAD, Revit, or 3ds Max.
  • Basic programming experience (recommended but optional).

Target Audience

  • Developers
  • Architects
  • Project Managers
 14 Hours

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