Navisworks Application Menu - Options - IFC - Revit IFC - checkbox on - model is loaded to correct Shared coordinate X, Y and Z. I have exported IFC model with native Revit IFC export and loading it into Navisworks. Instead of True North, a Project North is used.

Navisworks Application Menu - Options - IFC - Revit IFC - checkbox off - model is loaded to correct Shared coordinate X and Y but Z is 0. I have exported IFC model with IFC 2019 plugin - Project Origin set to 'Current shared coordinates' and loading it into Navisworks. I think plugin is working correctly to some extent: I'm using Revit 2019 of course as this is about IFC 2019 plugin. I have a similar issue as Klas described. It should only take a minute or two, and when it’s done, you should be able to launch Revit 2014 and see an “External Tools” item on the “Add-Ins” tab of the ribbon, which will include the Navisworks Exporter.I thought I mention my observation here. Make sure Revit 2014 is checked ON (it should be, and it was probably checked on when you installed in the first place). When the maintenance dialog appears, choose the option to “Add/Remove Features”. Select the Navisworks Exporters from the list of installed programs and select “Uninstall/Change”. To fix, make sure that Revit is not running, then go to Control Panel – Add/Remove Programs. However, simply installing the exporters is not enough to make them work.Īfter you install the exporters and launch Revit, they won’t be displayed on the Add-In’s tab of the ribbon as they should be. If that’s the case, you can download the Navisworks file exporters (which include Revit 2014) from here: Even though Navisworks 2014 will allow you to open a Revit file without having first exported the NWC file from Revit, there are times when you still need to export from Revit, depending on workflow and file management practices that you may have at your firm.

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