Tom, Excellent proposal and I am glad to tell you that this type of functionality will be a part of Tekla BIMsight in the near future. Stay tuned!
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Tom, Excellent proposal and I am glad to tell you that this type of functionality will be a part of Tekla BIMsight in the near future. Stay tuned!
Great news!!!! Navisworks..RIP
Very keen to see the next release of BIMsight, this is a great idea to have multi user functionality. Interesting comment about Navisworks, at least this will have a logical pan, zoom, rotate system. :-)
Why not integrate with bimserver (bimserver.org) instead? Its free, open source and read and export to a range of open formats (Collada. cityGML, .ifc, ifcXML, kmz. cobie etc). It's easy to communicate with using Soap, Rest or ProtocolBuffers ). I would love to see Bimsight talking to bimserver.
Jussi, when you say "near future", what is the estimated time for BIMsight to have BIM Server functionality?
Unfortunately I cannot be more specific at this stage. However, we are already actively working on this matter.
Tom, Excellent proposal. Jussi, check the BIM server of GRAPHISOFT or try to license it for BIMsight and Tekla Structures
Very useful feature
get it well done
Any news on the ETA for the BIM server?
Any news on this one?
Thanks for your interest on BIM server. This is certainly an interesting topic that we’re looking at. Thanks, Heikki
Just put your ifc- files and markup´s into a dropbox, ms sky drive or a google drive. You will be fine! What kind of functionality is misssing then?
Jens, a model server (BIM server) can provide much more functionality than a drop box. The server manages the merging of the data into a single model, who can change what, when, and the ability to serve back subsets of the model (either by area, or by role, or by permissions) to users. If you imagine being able to define who can see or edit each piece of information about each entity within the model at any point in time, you can see how useful and powerful a model server can be. My vote would be for BIMsight to connect to a model server (rather than create a new model server), so that a user of BIMsight could see the shared model.