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Navisworks Clash Detective Help

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obakerwr
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Navisworks Clash Detective Help

I have Navisworks Manage 2011 and have been using it the last few weeks to identify clashes and create clash reports. I am still getting used to all the functions of the clash detective tool. I have found that the clash report format does not have a tabular report format that would be helpful in sorting and filtering the data. I noticed that there is a hotfix for the tabular HTML report in the 2012 version, but I have not been able to find anything for the 2011 version. Is there anything like this hotfix that exists for the 2011 version?

 

Also, I have found that when I run the clash detective tool, sometimes I get hundreds of false positives (redundant clashes). Our designers use PDS; so is this just a product of how the basic geometries are created? Is there a way to reduce the number of redundancies without going through each and every clash?

 

Thanks!

Bill

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dennis
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The tabular layout for reporting is a 2012 thing, wasn't available in 2011.

 

Possible help on the extra clashes:  On the rules tab:  Ignore clashes in groups/blocks/cells and ignore clashes in composite objects.

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dmurov
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Redundant Clashes:  We are also looking for a solution to this problem.  Some files we have received are created with poly face mesh objects and result in 20+ clashes that should only result in "one" clash.

I've found one suggestion that allows grouping clashes involving a specific item...Still time consuming and results in additional folders when creating viewpoints.

 

Clash Detective - Results tab - The Items Expandable Panel

 

  • "Group Clashes Involving Item" - creates a new clash group containing all clashes involved with the item or items that you have right-clicked on. 
  • If both items in conflict are polyface mesh or broken down into several parts, this solution does not work very well.

 

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