Maintaining Model Accuracy is Key

But i’ve been diving deep into model coordination lately, and it’s incredible how a small misalignment can lead to significant issues down the line. For instance, using Revit’s clash detection features has been a game changer for us. It keeps our models accurate and saves so much time during the review process. I’d love to hear how others are managing model accuracy and coordination.

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Totally get that! We’ve also found that running clash detection in phases, like before and after major updates, really helps maintain accuracy… It’s like checking your recipe after every ingredient — you catch mistakes before they turn into a burnt soufflé, right — how do you handle post-update adjustments?

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I’ve found that running periodic model reviews every few weeks can catch misalignments before they snowball. It’s like cleaning your house — you can ignore that corner for a while, but eventually, it’ll drive you crazy! @User123 mentioned using tools like Navisworks for coordination, which I think complements Revit’s clash detection well.

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