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We invite you to join in this webinar by registering below!Īdvertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with relevant ads and marketing campaigns. It’s more user-friendly than it was previously, as the commands are now in a single ribbon, conveniently arranged according to the recommended workflow, allowing you to make CLT systems even faster. Shop drawings will be auto-generated with tags and dimensions inserted just the way you want and material schedules as well.Ī major part of this webinar will be showing the new and enhanced user interface. Connectors, cuts, and sheathing layouts will all be distributed per user-defined configurations. The result you’ll see is a CLT project with complex, custom connections for walls, floors, and roofs, like connection joists, dovetails, lap joins, etc. In this live webinar, you’ll see how to automatically create CLT panels for walls, floors, and roofs using our add-on and the included sample families, as well as distribute details and elements for creating connections common in CLT panels. We’ll be giving a tour of Wood Framing CLT during a free 30-minute webinar on April 28.

To give designers of mass timber buildings the tools and built-in flexibility they need to design CLT projects on time and on budget. That’s why we made our Wood Framing CLT add-on for Revit.

Organize, distribute, and share models in a common data environment with Autodesk DocsĬan't attend live? Register anyway and we'll send you the recording after the webinar.Manual modeling and marking – with no possibility to update multiple aspects of the model simultaneously – takes too much time and increases the possibility of errors.

Use construction-ready models for extended coordination, simulation, and analysis workflows.

Produce 3D models from conceptual design documents to analyze the constructability of building features and systems.

Use construction modeling workflows in Revit and Navisworks to help you move from CAD to BIM.

Using Revit and Navisworks, you can produce 3D project models that reflect what is ultimately going to be purchased, fabricated, and installed in the field–avoiding major issues and rework during construction. To adapt to these changing expectations, construction teams are moving from CAD to BIM workflows to enhance the constructability of designs.

The industry is rapidly changing with added pressure on contractors to deliver high quality work, faster-and on increasingly complicated projects.