Using the powerful review/clash detective tools in Navisworks you can review the model and any changes needed or suggested can be applied back into the Revit model “live” as the review progress. In the Item tools tab select SwitchBack and notice in the Windows Taskbar the Revit Icon will be Flashing, open Revit and you’ll see the “Same view” in Revit and also Navisworks SwitchBack view added in to the Project Browser. Nothing seems to of happen until you go back Navisworks and select any object in the current view.
In the Add-Ins tab for Revit select the SwitchBack function. Once exported open the Navisworks file along with the original Revit file on the Same Machine. We are not uploading the NWF file because it only links the NWC files and saving it as an NWD file creates a raster file that includes all the elements.As part of any project, design reviews are critical and form an important part of any project process and workflow, using BIM authoring tools within the Building design suite can help the reviews becomes far more interactive and not just “Review Paper Drawings”.Įxporting from Revit to Navisworks is a simple process using the Export option in Revit.Then save the NWD file in a different location. If there is any change in a specific model, you have to export an NWC file then open the NWF file.Append this to the NWF file and follow the same steps. If you need to add any new elements like placeholder elements, create a separate view for it and export the NWC file.Save an NWF file first and then save this file as and NWD file.Open NavisWorks and Click on Append and select all the files.Keep all the files in the same folder this would make it easier to update files.Export views as NWC from Revit or IFC from other platforms.Following is the workflow to upload a Navisworks file to ALICE: All the modeling tasks must be finished inside the native software prior to bringing it to Navisworks. Navisworks can be helpful if you don’t have a CIM that is developed on Revit or you have multiple files and file formats.
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