The layout of the Navisworks user interface is known as the “Workspace”. This shows which windows you have open, such as the Clash Detector or Properties and controls, where they are located and if they are maximized or minimized as tabs. You can fully customise your workspace and save them, however Navisworks comes with a …
Navisworks is an amazing application for being able to federate lots of different models into one project such as plumbing & piping, ventilation, structural, and architecture. However different disciplines and different countries may use different units and may need to work to different decimal places. Navisworks is no exception and allows you to choose the …
Creating selection sets is an easy way to manage groups of objects within a project such as Interior Walls, Hot Water Pipes or Structural Elements. We can use selection sets for turning visibility on and off, or for use in clash detection. In this short article I will show you how to create a simple …
Looking for the Autosave settings in Navisworks? in this short post I will show you how to access the Autosave settings and what you can change. Navisworks has a large number of settings you can change however the Options window can be a little over loading for the casual Navisworks user. The Autosave settings are …
If you haven’t used the Switch Back feature with Revit and Navisworks you are missing out. Don’t get me wrong its not going to be setting off any fireworks but in terms of productivity and saving you manual work when working with both Revit and Navisworks, you are going to be glad you found this …