Fuzor supports multiple file types and lets you bring them together as a unified, navigable, VR-ready project model.
Fuzor's interoperability lets you bring together files from different authoring software without the need to convert or migrate file formats. This preserves embedded BIM information. This also assists teams using different authoring software to work together by automatically incorporating all of their work into a federated central model.
Let's look at a use case scenario of a Construction Manager. The CM is preparing to do a design review of the unified project using the provided site files. The architect has provided their architectural drawings of the main building in Revit format. The overseas team that has been tasked with a secondary power plant facility that will go up concurrently has provided their drawings in ARCHICAD format. Meanwhile, the HVAC, electrical and plumbing subcontractors have provided their designs in Navisworks format. Lastly, the landscaper has provided their site design in SketchUp.
With Fuzor, all of these files can be brought together. All files with matching coordinate systems will automatically align. Any other files can be repositioned as needed and design review of the federated model can begin.
Revit
Revit in Fuzor
ARCHICAD
ARCHICAD in Fuzor
Rhino
Rhino in Fuzor
SketchUp
SketchUp in Fuzor
Combined File Types
Lighting Family in SketchUp File
Revit / SketchUp Clash
Currently Fuzor supports the following file types and formats: