Scale to an unlimited number of projects, clients, and collaborators on the cloud.Aggregate data from multiple trades to better control outcomes.Identify and resolve clash and interference problems before construction.Combine design and construction data into a single model.Improve project reviews and BIM coordination.View Navisworks models in augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR).With Unity Reflect for Navisworks plugin, you can: The Navisworks plugin unlocks the ability to bring that data to real-time 3D and visualize more design and CAD content with support for over 80 file types. Not being able to align with the pace of design iterations creates siloes between stakeholders and can lead to costly rework. With other software, that metadata is lost when bringing designs into real-time 3D. To expand on our partnership with Autodesk, we added a Navisworks plugin to extend our metadata support to the most popular software to bring design and BIM data to coordination and the field.ĭata preparation for large models has historically been difficult. Using a popular gaming controller makes moving around your computerized jobsite second nature, especially the developers took navigation cues from first-person style gaming.Unity Reflect launched with integration for Autodesk Revit to enable designers and engineers to transfer Revit models into real-time 3D experiences. Gaming manufacturers have spent decades perfecting controllers to fit the human hand and they have proven to be very effective over that time.Ĭonventional ways of navigating through 3D models involve a clunky combination of a keyboard and mouse, which isn’t natural for many. The Xbox One controller is able to connect to nearly every PC available on the market today, making it an obvious fit for a construction industry still dominated by Windows-based computers. Well, thanks to Buildfore’s CtrlWiz, someone finally has, and it allows users to manipulate 3D models within Navisworks with an Xbox controller. In a world where construction is desperately seeking young people to fill the gaps of an aging workforce, it seems pretty obvious that someone should have come up with a way to incorporate video games into the construction process. The following article is sponsored by Buildfore
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