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I apologize in advance for my ignorance but we are currently trying to coorditate with the GC/Architect on a BIM project. We were asked to provide BIM models for our materials. We have BIM models in Revit format currently. When we asked for a BIM model from the architect/gc to apply our materials to we were given access to files in Navisworks Manage (.nwd), which we have.
My question is is there a way to convert these files to a type that revit can use and then apply our materials to it?
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Navisworks is not a modeling program, it reads different model types. You need the architect to export their model in a format you can use.
You don't say what program the Architect's program is. You need to know this.
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Thanks for the quick response.
I figured Navisworks was just a viewer, but I also figured since there were no other files with the nwd's there had to be a model imbedded in the software somewhere for it to view.
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The key lies in your response..." I also figured since there were no other files with the nwd's there had to be a model imbedded in the software somewhere for it to view..." << For it (Navisworks) .... You need to know the native file!
You can look in the HELP to find what file types Revit can import.
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I hope you meant "lines" in my response instead of "lies" 
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lie 1 (l )intr.v. lay (l ), lain (ln), ly·ing (l  ng), lies
1. To be decided by, dependent on, or up to: The choice lies with you.
I meant lies. ^^^^^^
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Thanks.
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