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Success Plan: Model Co-authoring for Buildings Maturity 1
The ability of members of a design team to collaborate securely in real-time on design models, while working remotely from a wide variety of locations, with simplified workflows and centralized data.
- Do you want to use local worksharing on isolated projects within network or in a cloud environment?
- Do you wish your model co-authoring, development were such that repeating the same steps is possible for wider adoption across the organization? Do you want alignment of standards for teams, linking, review etc?
- Do you need multi-team / multi-discipline collaboration on multiple model files in cloud solutions, utilising team controls and permissions, issue management, mark-ups and version control?
- Are you able to work through complex standards issues with high level of inter-dependency of capabilities?
- Do you want state of the art practices and maximizing impact of business outcomes and values around model co-authoring?
Any of the modules in this course will help you accomplish any of the objectives above. Simply get started in the module of your choice depending upon the technology that your team has access to.
Course modules
Sharing design models between the architect and civil engineer helps reduce rework and improves collaboration. Use BIM 360 to share surface data after setting the geospacial coordinates for the project.
Importing a Civil 3D TOPO surface and site information into Revit allows you to see how the building will look in context with its surroundings. Learn how to take advantage of work already done by the surveyor and/or civil engineer, saving you time in recreating their work.
Uploading and sharing project files is the first step in establishing a successful document management process for your project. It is essential to assign permission levels appropriately to ensure the right people have access to the right information inside Autodesk BIM Collaborate. In this module, you learn how to share your project models with other Teams using Autodesk BIM Collaborate.
Set up the shared coordinates at the beginning of the project to reduce design errors and make collaboration easier across disciplines. In this module, you learn what questions to ask in order to define the project coordinates. Then, you add the shared coordinates to the Revit model to ensure everything lines up across disciplines and design firms.
BIM Collaborate is an efficient way to share your design with the entire team. In this module, you learn how to upload your model to BIM 360 to monitor changes to elements in a multi-discipline project in the cloud and identify potential issues.
Learn how to package, link, and publish Revit® models in BIM Collaborate Pro.
- Quick BIM Collaborate Pro Preview
- Understand Linking Methods for Cloud Initiated Revit Models
Learn advanced file sharing workflows in BIM Collaborate Pro, including data exchange, hyper-model navigation, and how to create and review issues.
Review best practices for collaborating in BIM Collaborate Pro and learn how to backup and recover files and troubleshoot issues.
Learn how to get model building foundations ready for structural analysis by starting with the bearing walls in the foundation. Next, add isolated foundation pads with and without piers. Complete the sub-structure model with strip foundations underneath the bearing walls.
Learn how to select which walls and floors are to be considered part of the structural frame, from the architect’s model, and copy them over to the structural model. You will then learn how to add the building core, beams, columns, and braces.
The focus of this module is integration of Navisworks and BIM 360 Issues. This extends the workflow support for BIM 360 issues to desktop-centric VDC / BIM coordination workflows.
Get familiar with BIM Collaborate Pro features and workflows, including account and project administration, Revit® cloud worksharing, document management, design collaboration, and model coordination.
Learn how to administer the BIM 360® account site and start a BIM Collaborate Pro project.
BIM Collaborate is an efficient way to share your design with the entire team. In this module, you learn how to upload your model to BIM 360 to monitor changes to elements in a multi-discipline project in the cloud and identify potential issues.
Set up the shared coordinates at the beginning of the project to reduce design errors and make collaboration easier across disciplines. In this module, you learn what questions to ask in order to define the project coordinates. Then, you add the shared coordinates to the Revit model to ensure everything lines up across disciplines and design firms.
There is a trick to allowing everyone to work in one model without overwriting what someone else has done. Share one central Revit model with a wide team using worksharing.
Importing a Civil 3D TOPO surface and site information into Revit allows you to see how the building will look in context with its surroundings. Learn how to take advantage of work already done by the surveyor and/or civil engineer, saving you time in recreating their work.
Work with your Autodesk partner to train your team.