Bim 4D Using Autodesk Naviswork

Naviswork from basic to expert

What you'll learn
Work collaboratively in BIM teams
Get tools for multi-disciplinary BIM file inspection and editing
Add interactive virtual tours to project presentation
Render environments from various programs
Create runtime simulations in 4D
Run interference tests between multi-disciplinary models
Requirements
No prior knowledge is required
Description
We welcome you to the environment of Naviworks, Autodesk's collaborative work tool, designed for the management of construction projects.When we manage building and plant construction projects we must edit and review many types of files, ensure that the various disciplines work together, and unify the data to make powerful presentations. With Autodesk Navisworks you can do this and much more.In this course you will learn how to collaboratively review files from Revit, Autocad, Civil 3D, Plant3D and many other software, all within Naviworks. We will teach you how to take virtual tours of the models and create construction simulations. You will learn to do interference checks between various disciplines and to create photorealistic images of the unified model.#AulaGEOContent:Lecture 1: IntroductionLecture 2: Interface componentsLecture 3: Work spacesLecture 4: File types in NavisworksLecture 5: Collaborative design at NavisworksLecture 6: Model ExplorerLecture 7: Save and publish the modelLecture 8: Export from Revit to NavisworksLecture 9: Display detailsLecture 10: Selection of objectsLecture 11: Object visibilityLecture 12: Object toolsLecture 13: Selection sets and search setsLecture 14: Show object properties dynamicallyLecture 15: Selection InspectorLecture 16: Appearance profilerLecture 17: Real-time navigationLecture 18: Points of viewLecture 19: Adding realism to navigationLecture 20: Creating camitana animationLecture 21: MeasurementsLecture 22: Red linesLecture 23: Add CommentsLecture 24: Sectioning viewLecture 25: Grids and levels of a Revit fileLecture 26: Object LinksLecture 27: Comparing models and objectsLecture 28: Batch toolLecture 29: Multiple and complete viewsLecture 30: Switchback toolLecture 31: Render toolLecture 32: materialsLecture 33: Material mappingLecture 34: LightsLecture 35: Environment settingsLecture 36: Current render settingsLecture 37: Animator moduleLecture 38: Enabling scriptsLecture 39: TimeLiner moduleLecture 40: Data sourcesLecture 41: TimeLiner ConfigurationLecture 42: Simulation in TimeLinerLecture 43: Link objects using rulesLecture 44: Manage procures with TimeLinerLecture 45: Create interference testsLecture 46: Export interference reportsLecture 47: Farewell

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Knowing the software

Lecture 2 Interface components

Lecture 3 Work spaces

Lecture 4 File types in Navisworks

Lecture 5 Collaborative design at Navisworks

Lecture 6 Model Explorer

Lecture 7 Save and publish the model

Lecture 8 Export from Revit to Navisworks

Lecture 9 Display details

Lecture 10 Selection of objects

Lecture 11 Object visibility

Lecture 12 Object tools

Lecture 13 Selection sets and search sets

Lecture 14 Show object properties dynamically

Lecture 15 Selection Inspector

Lecture 16 Appearance profiler

Section 3: Model navigation

Lecture 17 Real-time navigation

Lecture 18 Points of view

Lecture 19 Adding realism to navigation

Lecture 20 Creating camitana animation

Section 4: Collaborative work reviews

Lecture 21 Measurements

Lecture 22 Red lines

Lecture 23 Add Comments

Lecture 24 Sectioning view

Lecture 25 Grids and levels of a Revit file

Lecture 26 Object Links

Lecture 27 Comparing models and objects

Lecture 28 Batch tool

Lecture 29 Multiple and complete views

Lecture 30 Switchback tool

Section 5: Rendering

Lecture 31 Render tool

Lecture 32 materials

Lecture 33 Material mapping

Lecture 34 Lights

Lecture 35 Environment settings

Lecture 36 Current render settings

Section 6: Model animation

Lecture 37 Animator module

Lecture 38 Enabling scripts

Section 7: 4D simulation

Lecture 39 TimeLiner module

Lecture 40 Data sources

Lecture 41 TimeLiner Configuration

Lecture 42 Simulation in TimeLiner

Lecture 43 Link objects using rules

Lecture 44 Manage procures with TimeLiner

Section 8: Detect interference

Lecture 45 Create interference tests

Lecture 46 Export interference reports

Section 9: Conclusion

Lecture 47 Farewell

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