I made this decision because I wanted to try Navisworks, I already had the opportunity to play with Synchro Pro on a Master’s I made on Zigurat Global Institute of Technology. I use IFC files on that case. I wanted to try the same workflow but on native Autodesk files. I also used a software named Presto to do the 5D simulation, that's why I chose to use Assembly and make the same workflow on an Autodesk collaborative cloud service.

I had to add some floor I missed on the last assignment, that was my starting point. Installing Navisworks was easy and Assembly plug-in easier. The plug in to export from Revit to Navisworks was the catch. I try with the 2023 version first but I had Revit 2022, so I download the 2022 file. It was a repetitive process, but I learned some hacks on the way so I enjoy that. The video was no problem because of the good work.

The Assembly option showed me that the collaborative capabilities of the the Autodesk cloud is changing very fast and in a great direction regarding an easy user interface. Changing units and assigning costs was seamless, if you changed the unit price the total auto calculate and viceversa. Export had no problems.