Revit 2011, add-ins? navisworks?

[rsloyer]

Not seeing it. What am I missing?

[cporter.207875]

Not seeing it. What am I missing?

Did you install any add-ins?

[rsloyer]

Did you install any add-ins?

Apparently not.

This is a computer that already had Navisworks 2010 and Revit 2010 on it. I didn't exactly read the boxes that popped up because I was trying to do other things while Revit 2011 was installing.

[cporter.207875]

Apparently not.

This is a computer that already had Navisworks 2010 and Revit 2010 on it. I didn't exactly read the boxes that popped up because I was trying to do other things while Revit 2011 was installing.

Extensions and add-ins are exactly how they sound. They are added on to Revit, which means you install them separately.

[D.Williams]

Apparently not.

This is a computer that already had Navisworks 2010 and Revit 2010 on it. I didn't exactly read the boxes that popped up because I was trying to do other things while Revit 2011 was installing.

All you need to do is go into Control Panel's Add/Remove Programs and click on Change/Remove for Navisworks 2011 Exporter Plugins. Click on Add/Remove Features, make sure your flavor of Revit is picked, and then let it reinstall the exporter plugin.

[rsloyer]

All you need to do is go into Control Panel's Add/Remove Programs and click on Change/Remove for Navisworks 2011 Exporter Plugins. Click on Add/Remove Features, make sure your flavor of Revit is picked, and then let it reinstall the exporter plugin.

Thanks.

Only problem is that it doesn't show Revit 2011.

[ron.sanpedro]

Thanks.

Only problem is that it doesn't show Revit 2011.

For 2010 there was a subscription only plugin that allowed for Navis export without owning Navis. I dearly hope Autodesk has realized that they will sell a lot more Navis to contractors if everyone who makes content can export to Navis for free. Expecting all the disciplines to buy Navis just to export is absurd, at best.

Gordon

[Scott D Davis]

www.autodesk.com/navisworks

Look for link to NWC File Export Utility under Product Information. No Subscription (or absurdity) required.

Of course, without the NWC exporter, in 2011 you can export to FBX, and Navisworks will import it. Or DWF. Or DWG. Or IFC.

[dbaldacchino]

983MB for an exporter?! I call that an absurdity

[ron.sanpedro]

www.autodesk.com/navisworks

Look for link to NWC File Export Utility under Product Information. No Subscription (or absurdity) required.

Of course, without the NWC exporter, in 2011 you can export to FBX, and Navisworks will import it. Or DWF. Or DWG. Or IFC.

Well I would call THAT a "feature" of Revit 2011 that should have been mentioned somewhere! Certainly something that all Revit users should be aware of.

Thanks!
Gordon