Navisworks Essential Training (2019)
3h 29mBeginner2019-06-12
Authors

Eric Wing
Director of BIM Services at C&S Companies
Course details
Navisworks spans the design and the construction worlds. This course was designed for residents of both: construction personnel, architects, and engineers who are looking to integrate design with the as-built world. Join instructor Eric Wing as he shows how to use Navisworks Manage and Navisworks Simulate to gain control and get a holistic view of your projects. Eric shows how to manage models, clash the models for interference, and virtually construct a building using a construction timeline. He also shows how to create material takeoffs and conduct interactive walk-throughs. On the surface, Navisworks might look like just a file viewer, but with this course, you can learn things about its analysis and simulation tools that would be either impossible or impossibly expensive any other way.
Learning objectives
Appending and merging models
Looking around your model
Working with viewpoints
Finding the shortest distance between objects
Selecting, hiding, and animating objects
Adding links to objects
Creating a clash test and setting rules
Adding a timeline with the TimeLiner
Creating a script
Adding lights and materials
Learning objectives
Appending and merging models
Looking around your model
Working with viewpoints
Finding the shortest distance between objects
Selecting, hiding, and animating objects
Adding links to objects
Creating a clash test and setting rules
Adding a timeline with the TimeLiner
Creating a script
Adding lights and materials
Skills covered
NavisworksBIMAutodeskEssential TrainingAEC
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - An introduction to Navisworks
1. The Navisworks File System
- 02 - The three Navisworks versions
- 03 - Navisworks file types
- 04 - Opening files directly
- 05 - Working with Revit directly
- 06 - Exporting from Revit to Navisworks
- 07 - Appending and merging models
2. Navigating in a Model
- 08 - Looking at the navigation bar
- 09 - Walking through your model
- 10 - Rotating your model with the Orbit tool
- 11 - Looking around your model
- 12 - Using the Gravity tool
- 13 - Settings
3. Working with Viewpoints
- 14 - Saving a viewpoint
- 15 - Choosing render styles
- 16 - Changing the background
- 17 - Slicing your model using sectioning
- 18 - Getting rid of lines and text
4. The Review Tab
- 19 - Getting measurements
- 20 - Finding the shortest distance between objects
- 21 - Creating redlines
5. Dealing with Objects
- 22 - Selecting objects
- 23 - Overriding color, transparency, and a transform
- 24 - Hiding and turning on objects
- 25 - Moving items
- 26 - Rotating items
- 27 - Scaling items
- 28 - Adding links
- 29 - Viewing properties and adding fields
- 30 - Switching back to Revit
- 31 - Holding objects
6. Sorting and Grouping
- 32 - The Selection Tree
- 33 - Finding items
- 34 - Saving selections as a set
- 35 - Using the Quick Find tool
- 36 - Using the Selection Inspector
7. Clash Detection
- 37 - Creating a clash test and setting rules
- 38 - Selecting objects to clash and adding clearances
- 39 - Analyzing the clash test results
- 40 - Resolving and reducing clashes
- 41 - Grouping and assigning clashes
- 42 - Creating reports - Viewpoints
- 43 - Creating reports - HTML
8. The TimeLiner
- 44 - Configuring appearances
- 45 - Creating tasks
- 46 - Adding selection sets to a task
- 47 - Adding multiple tasks and running the movie
- 48 - Simulating settings
- 49 - Exporting the TimeLiner
- 50 - Adding a data source
- 51 - Creating a simulation for the TimeLiner
9. Quantification
- 52 - Setting up your workbook
- 53 - Dragging items to the workbook
- 54 - Taking off the entire model
- 55 - Exporting the takeoff
10. Presenting, Animating, and Exporting
- 56 - Animating saved viewpoints
- 57 - Animating objects
- 58 - Creating a script
11. Rendering
- 59 - Adding lights
- 60 - Adding materials
- 61 - Adjusting the sun
- 62 - Rendering
- 63 - Appearance Profiler