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BIM Collaboration Insights and Strategies
Aug 4, 2024
BIM After Dark Live Episode 68 Summary
Introduction
Host: Jeff (The Revit Kid)
Guest: Scott Davis, Autodesk employee.
Topic: BIM 360, Autodesk Construction Cloud, design collaboration.
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Reference: Episode 66 for a case study.
Guest Introduction
Scott Davis has worked at Autodesk for nearly 15 years.
Background: Architecture, early Revit user.
Focus of discussion: Clarifying Autodesk Construction Cloud and BIM 360 terms.
BIM 360 vs. Autodesk Construction Cloud
Current State
:
Two platforms: BIM 360 and Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC).
Users must choose a platform for new projects.
Future goal: Consolidate into one platform.
Subscription Package
:
"ABC Pro" activates Revit cloud work sharing and design collaboration.
Key Modules Available
:
Document Management, Design Collaboration, Model Coordination, Cost Management.
Design Collaboration
Setup Process
:
Add Members
: Only project or account admins can add members.
Assign Roles
: Define access levels.
Create Teams
: Organize consulting teams (e.g., architecture, MEP, structural).
Create Shared and Consumed Folders
: Automatically generated for teams.
How to Publish Models
Publishing Process
:
First publish creates version history.
Users must publish to reflect changes in the cloud.
Different publish methods available (Revit home, manage cloud models, design collaboration).
Version Control
: Each publish creates a new version without overwriting previous ones.
Linking Models
Three Methodologies
:
Live Linking
: Immediate updates from central to central.
Shared Linking
: Packages shared at agreed milestones.
Consumed Linking
: Allows users to decide when to adopt changes from other teams.
Comparison Tools
: Provides a visual change log between versions.
Key Takeaways
Clear understanding of the differences between platforms (BIM 360 and ACC).
Importance of proper setup process for collaboration and model management.
Tools available for efficient model coordination and design sharing.
Future Discussions
Potential follow-up episode focused on model coordination tools.
Discussion on Autodesk's roadmap for educational access to these tools.
Closing Remarks
Scott expresses appreciation for audience engagement.
Jeff encourages viewers to participate in future sessions.
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