It just seems out of place. Was it part of the initial contract. Why would autodesk support a 3rd party software?
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why is piranesi in navisworks?
It just seems out of place. Was it part of the initial contract. Why would autodesk support a 3rd party software?
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Re: why is piranesi in navisworks?
Is there really no answer....
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Re: why is piranesi in navisworks?
All sorts of third party software is provided for. For example, Navisworks *still* reads CADWorx 2012 and earlier data natively, even though AutoDesk recently punted Intergraph's developers ADN. The ability to read virtually any 3D file format, including those not from AutoDesk, is a huge bonus for Navisworks.
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Re: why is piranesi in navisworks?
Of the 50+ file formats NavisWorks will read, that's the only one that makes you wonder why it's there?Originally Posted by Revit for Breakfast
Is there really no answer....
NavisWorks (previously Jetstream) was a product that Autodesk acquired a few years back. The original developers had a good idea. Autodesk obviously agrees with that idea and therefore purchased the product.
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