etc
are stored in the file. All NWD files are static, meaning they never
change since there are no links to external files. .NWD files are typically the file type that is used to share models with other project participants..Navisworks File Set): This file type contains references to all the linked project files, as well as review markups. This is typically
your master model file and where you link in all other models that
pertain to your project. No model geometry is saved in the NWF,
resulting in a small file size.Navisworks Cache File): When you open, merge or append a file create in another program like AutoCAD or Revit into Navisworks, a cache file created in the same directory as the original native file. The next
time that you open that same model, it will load much faster since it is now reading the
information from the Navisworks cache file rather than the model itself. If the original model file isn’t newer than the cache file, it
will re-cache and replace the older one. This process occurs for each file
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Get More Out of BIM: Condition Your Model
Accelerate construction projects with more accurate and complete building information.
Join us for a webinar on Thursday, May 15 at 1:00 PM CDT. Reserve your webinar seat now.
Nancy Clark Brown, Assemble Systems' Client Relationship Manager, will demonstrate how conditioning with Assemble is a fast and effective way of customizing model information for a variety of downstream uses. In this webinar find out how to get more out of the models you work with by conditioning them with your own information including work break down structures, bid package information, and naming conventions, all of which are critical to the BIM process.
Using Assemble to condition models, project teams benefit from better insight earlier in the project life cycle, resulting in high quality models, with more accurate information, useful throughout the design and construction process.
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