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The Preview Release of Desktop Connector for BIM 360 is now available. This adds desktop connectivity to your BIM 360 workflows, connecting your Docs Project Files in the cloud to your windows computer. The Desktop Connector for BIM 360 enables the following workflows:
- See BIM 360 Docs project files and folders on your desktop computer
- Upload, download, open and delete files in your BIM 360 project
- Upload and create folders in your BIM 360 project
- Edit files on your desktop – save changes in your BIM 360 project
For more information and to download a copy of the Preview Release of Desktop Connector for BIM 360, please visit this page.
We hope you find some valuable workflows in this preview release, and we look forward to hearing your feedback.
For support and help documentation, please visit this page, and please take a look at the workflow videos below if you want to see a little more.
See BIM 360 Docs on your desktop computer
Using Autodesk Desktop Connector for BIM 360, you can now see your BIM 360 Docs Project Files in windows explorer. This video shows how the two work together.
Working with Files and BIM 360 Docs
Once you have installed the software on your machine, you can get to work with your files in either environment – take a look at these videos to see how you can upload, download, open and delete files in either place.
Working with folders and BIM 360 Docs
Use the Desktop Connector to upload folders and their contents to the BIM 360 Docs projects that you have permissions for (we respect the Docs permission model). Watch this video to see how simple it is to drag and drop content into BIM 360 using this workflow.
Connect your local workflows to BIM 360 Docs
It’s now simple to collaborate on your design and construction files using Connected Desktop. Simply open your file from BIM 360, edit it locally, then save and your changes will be published back to the project.
You can also use the Desktop Connector in your authoring tools as a drive location for linked files. Simply direct the application to the location in BIM 360 Docs, and let it take care of the rest.
