BIM 360 Team enables non-Revit users to
collaborate on a project.
You can add markups in BIM 360 Team to communicate
design changes that should be made to
the Revit model.
Click on the Revit architectural model that was uploaded to
the project to view in BIM 360 Team.
Go to the sheet A102 second floor if you
didn't have it open already.
Now zoom into the RECORDS room and room
2009 in the center of the sheet and then
select the door to the room 2009 to
highlight it.
Next select the markup tool. Then select
the cloud tool and draw a cloud around the
door.
Now select the text tool
and add the comment
"Please move this door to the opposite side."
and then click save.
To view your markups as well as others
for this project, click on the comments button.
You can click on any comment to
go to a view that has the markup.
Understanding what has changed between
two versions of a design is a
challenge, especially for large, complex
3D models.
This is especially challenging for
design team leads that may not use
Revit, but want to review the latest
project model in the browser.
If you've published multiple versions of the
architectural model to BIM 316 Team after
synchronizing with central in
Collaboration for Revit, you should see
that you have multiple versions when you
open the model.
Select the dropdown arrow next to the version number to see
the previous versions
and who saved to the central.
Now select compare versions. Choose the version that
you'd like to compare.
This example compares version 2 to version 1
of the sheet A102 - second floor
Once the version was chose, click the compare button.
All changes are color coded.
Green indicates elements that have been added,
red are for removed elements and orange
are elements that have been modified.
The results of this comparison reveal that
the door on the right was removed and a
new door was added on the left and
in room 2017, as well as new corridor
walls were added.
BIM 360 Team allows you to hold Revit Live review sessions
with built-in browser sharing.
Multi-user real-time review facilitates more
informed decision making, leading to
faster approvals from clients,
stakeholders, and design partners
To start a Revit Live session while in BIM 360 team,
go to your 3D view.
Now select Live review from the sharing icon in the
upper right hand corner of the browser.
Next enter your name and click start to
begin rendering the model in Revit Live.
After the model is
optimized for a Revit Live session, you'll
be given an invitation link that can be
shared via email.
Once the invitation has been accepted,
both users can interact and chat in the
model in real time.
As each user takes control of the model
and navigates around it, their cursor
becomes a "laser pointer" so that the
participant who is watching can see what
the presenter is highlighting.
Sometimes you need to look around inside
the 3D model to better visualize the design.
BIM 360 Team enables you to do this
using the section tool to peel back the
layers and view anywhere inside the model.
You can use the chat window to let
your team member know that you want to
look at a specific section of the model.
Once you're done, close the chat window
and click on the section analysis
tool to begin sectioning the model.
Next click the add box button to activate the section box.
The section box allows you to
use the X, Y and Z plane to show sections of the model.
Now zoom in to see some of
the detail of the model and then click
on the purple Z coordinate line and move
the section box plane up and down to
view various levels of the building.
Next you can use the navigation tools to
interrogate and walk through the model you're
sharing live with another project member.
Now that you know the basics, feel free
to apply these concepts to an actual
project that you are piloting.