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This reduces a lot of discrepancy and resolves possible issue within their own model thus, saves everyone a lot of time doing Design and Project Coordination work. Nowadays, people involved in the said industry are becoming more and more pro-active in running a project through efficient design and document management within their company prior to collaborating with other disciplines. It is a misconception that this software is to be used only by Builders or Project Managers. Who should use Navisworks? As mentioned earlier, this software is intended primarily for professionals working within the AEC industry. This contains the links to all appended files

NWF – This is where you usually work and append your files.

This does not contain links to any native files

NWD – Use this format when you want to publish your model to coordinate with different trades.

This file is automatically created once you load a Native file This is the snapshot of your current model. Similar with other Autodesk software, it comes in different file formats: Manage on the other hand is the top level and includes all features.

Simulate is the base level and includes the functionalities except for Clash Detective. Freedom is a free viewer for native NWD files. Navisworks is available in three versions namely Freedom, Simulate and Manage.

Here is a list of some tools and functionalities: Let’s start with What is Navisworks? It is a project review software that allows Architecture, Engineering and Construction professionals holistically review integrated models and data with stakeholders during preconstruction to better control project outcomes. It is considered to play a vital role in the BIM workflow and this will be tackled as we go along. Navisworks is just one of the many software included in the Autodesk Architectural, Engineering and Construction Collection or what is commonly known as AEC Collection. The What, Who, Why and How’s of Navisworksīy Jet de los Reyes | Applications Engineer - AECĬonfused? Don’t be! We’re here to enlighten you on what Navisworks really is and who should be using it.