For advanced collaboration, Graphisoft offers . While the standard viewer is excellent for exploration, BIMx Pro adds tools for active project management. These include:
: Integrates 2D floor plans, sections, and elevations directly with the 3D model. Users can click on a 2D drawing to instantly jump to that exact location in the 3D space.
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BIMx enables a paperless workflow . Contractors can access the latest 3D models and 2D drawings on their mobile devices, reducing errors, avoiding discrepancies, and ensuring that the built project matches the digital design. For Clients: Improved Understanding
: Clients or builders download the free BIMx app on their preferred device. For advanced collaboration, Graphisoft offers
: Navigate through 3D models with smooth, game-like controls to understand every angle of a design. All-in-One Documentation
When a client opens a BIMx Hyper-Model, they see the 3D view, but they also have access to the layout book. They can tap a button to switch to the 2D floor plan, and the "Trace" feature allows them to see where they are in the plan relative to the 3D camera. This cuts down on confusion significantly—if a client sees a window in 3D and wonders about the dimensions, they can instantly refer to the tagged 2D documentation. Users can click on a 2D drawing to
In the rapidly evolving world of Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC), the ability to visualize and collaborate on 3D models isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity. , Graphisoft's award-winning design presentation and collaboration tool, has established itself as a leading solution for bridging the gap between the virtual design office and the physical construction site.
By combining traditional 2D technical layout documents with an immersive, game-like 3D environment, the BIMx Viewer turns highly complex structural data into an accessible visual narrative.
Tap any object in the 3D model to access its BIM information (e.g., dimensions, materials, specifications).
If you are an architect reading this and want to send a model to a client, here is the quick workflow (assuming you use Archicad):