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BIMcollab ZOOM Fundamentals
Here you will learn how to create and work with a federated model, create sections, and gain useful tips for navigating the model. Additionally, you will learn how to take measurements and prepare lists and extracts required for quantity takeoffs.
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Creating a Federated Model
01:50
Creating Sections
07:15
Navigation Tips
09:37
Taking Measurements
07:30
Lists or quantity take-offs
03:34
Creating Issues and Managing Data
You will learn how to create and manage issues, track their status, and make changes according to project needs. Additionally, you will be introduced to the BIMcollab server web view to navigate and coordinate teamwork efficiently. You will also gain knowledge of file and attribute naming logic to ensure consistency across project systems and correct data management.
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Creating Issues
09:53
Viewing and managing issues
06:35
Navigating the BIMcollab Cloud Web Interface
07:43
Naming of files and attributes
04:30
Point clouds and their application
You will learn what point clouds are, how to read them, and how to use them in BIMcollab ZOOM. Point clouds allow existing conditions to be integrated into a virtual model, which is essential for renovation projects, documenting historical buildings, and complex construction scenarios. This enables more precise planning, analysis, and collaboration across the entire project team.
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Point Clouds
03:36
Reading point clouds
03:05
Introduction to BIMcollab ZOOM
Assembling a federated model is a process focused on integrating multiple BIM models into a single comprehensive model on the BIMcollab ZOOM platform.
Creating a federated model allows specialists from various disciplines—such as architecture, structures, MEP, etc.—to combine their work to gain a complete overview of all aspects of the construction project. This helps improve collaboration, reduce the occurrence of errors, and streamline decision-making.
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