A notice will appear saying Coordinates Acquired.ġ5. Export the file to NWC in Shared Ordinance. Link in the Shell file.ġ0. On the top ribbon, go to the Manage tab and open the drop-down menu for coordinates.ġ2. In the 3D view, hover over the model and highlight the shell file.ġ3. Touch the file. Export the file to NWC in Shared Ordinance.ĩ. A notice will appear saying Coordinates Acquired.Ĩ. In the 3D view, hover over the model and highlight the shell file.Ħ. On the top ribbon, go to the Manage tab and open the drop-down menu for coordinates.ĥ.
Export to NWC using Internal Coordinates.Ģ. The proper procedure for exporting Revit file to Navisworks is:ġ. Now that we know how a project is designed, we can have a better understanding of how to export each file to Navisworks for the MEPF coordination process that will eliminate much needed delays and confusion if done improperly or wrong.
These drawings will show the Tenants program or the required items needed to produce or provide the service or product needed to maintain its business. Last comes the TI drawings, otherwise known as the Tennant Improvement drawings. These are required to assure the building will withstand natural and unnatural elements and/or circumstances in order to stay standing and function as required. Included with the shell file package of drawings will also be the Structural drawings. We design a new shell project around what the future Tennant will require in their program or needed functionality. We need these plans for the initial permit process to construct the building. The shell is just that, the shell which covers the TI or building. Our first set of drawings needed for the permit process is the shell. In a typical project, we have three (3) sets of files in Revit. So, in order to understand how the project is designed one must first understand which drawings come first. In order to export a Navisworks file from Revit for the process of MEPF coordination properly, one must first understand how a construction project is designed. The Do’s and Don’ts to exporting to Navisworks from Revit
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