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Hello all,
I work for a Developer Firm... the civil engineers for this particular projects don't have any 3d models for the site utilities... i was told to model these utilities for clash detection in Navisworks Manage... I was wondering was would be the best approach to accomplish this task?
1.) will you use "in-place" family for these?
2.) do the 3d models in autoCAD and import/link it in Navis? if doing this, would clash detecting tools in navisworks since these models would be consider null/unintelligent objects?
Please let me know what your thoughts are...before i start modeling these. Thanks in advance!!!
-Allan
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I work for a Developer Firm... the civil engineers for this particular projects don't have any 3d models for the site utilities... i was told to model these utilities for clash detection in Navisworks Manage... I was wondering WHAT would be the best approach to accomplish this task?
1.) will you use "in-place" family for these?
2.) do the 3d models in autoCAD and import/link it in Navis? if doing this, would clash detecting tools in navisworks WORK since these models would be consider null/unintelligent objects?
Please let me know what your thoughts are...before i start modeling these. Thanks in advance!!!
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These were made in MEP, on the original Architectural Model.
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Parametric line based pipe with fall for sewer, stormwater and field drain attached (I hope)
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