Showing posts with label Revit iPhone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Revit iPhone. Show all posts
Sunday, September 25, 2011
View Revit Models on your iPhone and iPad - Design Review Mobile
Labels:
bim and ipad,
design review mobile,
dwf,
ipad app,
iphone app,
revit and ipad,
Revit iPhone
Well, we can finally view .dwf files on our iPhones and iPads... Design Review Mobile.
Description
Expedite the design review process by viewing and redlining design files in the field. Autodesk® Design Review mobile app enables you to review Autodesk 2D and 3D design files directly on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. View, mark-up, and annotate drawings on the spot, reduce the need to carry around over-sized paper drawings, and enjoy an all-digital design review workflow.
✓View
• Open and view 2D and 3D DWF files from your Autodesk Cloud account
• Use multi-touch to zoom, pan, and rotate drawings
• View meta data and other details about elements within your drawings
✓Markup & Annotate
• Use simple and intuitive redline and markup tools to communicate changes
• Add text or comments using familiar callouts and drawing tools
Awesome! I have been fooling around with it today on my iPad and I have to say it is working great. 3D, Floor Plans, checking properties. Orbiting with your fingers is interesting at first but then becomes very nice and fluid. This is a highly recommended app! Think of the possibilities... just think..
Description
Expedite the design review process by viewing and redlining design files in the field. Autodesk® Design Review mobile app enables you to review Autodesk 2D and 3D design files directly on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. View, mark-up, and annotate drawings on the spot, reduce the need to carry around over-sized paper drawings, and enjoy an all-digital design review workflow.
✓View
• Open and view 2D and 3D DWF files from your Autodesk Cloud account
• Use multi-touch to zoom, pan, and rotate drawings
• View meta data and other details about elements within your drawings
✓Markup & Annotate
• Use simple and intuitive redline and markup tools to communicate changes
• Add text or comments using familiar callouts and drawing tools
Awesome! I have been fooling around with it today on my iPad and I have to say it is working great. 3D, Floor Plans, checking properties. Orbiting with your fingers is interesting at first but then becomes very nice and fluid. This is a highly recommended app! Think of the possibilities... just think..
Monday, January 25, 2010
goBIM... Revit on the iPhone?!!?
Labels:
goBIM,
iPhone,
Revit iPhone
That is right... you are reading my title correctly... Still looks to be in its infancy stages... but WOW!.... This is where it is going people.
goBIM - View BIM Models on your iPhone
I think BIM models are cool. I think the iPhone is cool. So naturally, I thought the ability to view BIM on your iPhone would be cool beyond words. Little did I know that building a simple, functional, good looking piece of software for viewing BIM models on the iPhone would take nearly a year and turn my brain into mush. But here it is, now in alpha testing.
goBIM - View BIM Models on your iPhone
I think BIM models are cool. I think the iPhone is cool. So naturally, I thought the ability to view BIM on your iPhone would be cool beyond words. Little did I know that building a simple, functional, good looking piece of software for viewing BIM models on the iPhone would take nearly a year and turn my brain into mush. But here it is, now in alpha testing.

Using goBIM:
We’ve tried to make goBIM as simple to use as possible. Everything you need to get your geometry onto your iPhone should be available in just a few clicks. Currently, the goBIM exporter is only available for Revit. Exporters are under way for Rhino and Digital Project, so please keep checking back.
goBIM for Revit:
◦goBim for Revit will appear as a button in Revit 2010’s “Add-Ins” menu. When you click on the “Export to goBIM” button a dialogue will appear asking for a file address. This is the location where your goBIM file will be saved.
◦When you click export, the selected Revit geometry will be exported. It’s up to you to put it in a location on your server where the goBIM iPhone application will have access to it.*
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