Hey everyone, are you struggling to coordinate your Revit models with other disciplines in your BIM projects? Well, worry no more because I'm here to show you a quick and easy way to transfer your Revit models to Navisworks for better coordination and collaboration. Let's get started!

First, open your Revit model and make sure it's properly linked and organized. Next, go to the 'Add-ins' tab and click on 'External Tools.' Then, select 'Export to Navisworks' and choose the settings that best suit your project needs. Once the export is complete, open Navisworks and go to the 'Append' tab to add your Revit model.

Now that your Revit model is in Navisworks, you can take advantage of its powerful coordination and clash detection features. You can easily overlay models from other disciplines, such as MEP and structural, to identify and resolve clashes. You can also create viewpoints and create interactive 3D walkthroughs to communicate the coordination issues with your team.

In addition, Navisworks allows you to create comprehensive reports and animations to present the coordination findings to stakeholders and clients. This can greatly improve the overall communication and collaboration in your BIM projects.

To summarize, transferring your Revit models to Navisworks can greatly enhance the coordination and collaboration in your BIM projects. It allows you to identify and resolve clashes, create comprehensive reports, and improve communication with your team and stakeholders. So, if you haven't already, give it a try and see the difference it can make in your next project!

And that's a wrap on this quick guide from Revit to Navisworks. I hope you found it helpful and informative. Don't forget to like and share this video with your BIM colleagues. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next one! #Revit #Navisworks #BIM #construction #coordination