The original part can be copied and then the “make component” process can be repeated to create a new assembly. The new assembly will then be linked to the new part. Other options you may want to try are Design Assistant, Pack and Go or Vault Copy Design to create duplicates.

Unfortunately, you are correct. Idealisations can only be assigned to parts bodies within an assembly file and not to multi bodies within a part file. Our best suggestion is to use the “Make Components” command to create an assembly from the multi body part file. Once each body is represented in their own part file, you can utilise this workflow.

Good Afternoon, we have made a short video demonstrating this for you here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mtKpipZl1LGlp6c.html `7

In this video we used AutoCAD Mechanical but the functionality can also be used in AutoCAD MEP and Architecture. The full system requirements can be found here: help.autodesk.com/view/FDU/2023/ENU/?guid=FDU_Factory_Design_Utilities_Installation_Workflows_About_System_Requirements_html. The Factory Design Utilities program is required for the tools to be used, this is a separate installation. It works as an add-in for AutoCAD or Inventor, so will need to be installed alongside either AutoCAD, or Inventor, preferably both.

There are many decent resources, dependant on what you are looking for. Some offer free textures, some paid for. These specific samples were from texture haven.

Inventor now uses functionality called Model States, which is similar but far more powerful. With the introduction of Model States, Level of Detail was retired.

Good Afternoon, yes that's correct, all models and associated drawings need to be shared as a package by the electrical team from their folders for other teams to be able to consume them. Thanks for watching our video!

Hello Daniella, Takeoff is designed to aggregate & track in real time quantity values be it by count, linear lengths or areas, automated from a 3D model or as you’ve pointed out, the slightly more manual approach using 2D sheets. You’re correct in saying that this can be done using quantity schedules directly in Revit, but this relies on a 3D model existing. Takeoff gives far more functionality to use 2D outputs in your project team where a 3D model isn’t available. Having accumulative workflows in Takeoff allows a user to track changes between different versions of data sets as well by using the inventory, when receiving updated project drawings & models, which then inform directly the quantification reports. I hope that answers your query, thanks for watching our video!

Hi Paulo, have you already purchased an AEC Collection? How are you trying to access BIM 360 (through web interface, desktop connector, Revit etc)? If you send some more information to [email protected] we will be able to help. Thank you

Hi, loading this into a template as you have already indicated is the answer to this problem. Unfortunately this will only take effect on new projects, for existing projects which are missing this system family you will need to manually add it although this is only needs to be done once per project and it will then be available via the project browser.