This lesson builds on the" linking objects to tasks" lesson by teaching you how to link an object to multiple tasks.
- [Instructor] Synchro allows for it's resources…to be assigned to multiple tasks.…An example of that would be the installation…and removal of it's construction trailer.…For this task begin by selecting on the construction trailer…as well as the two portable restrooms…on the exterior of the building.…Next, look on your schedule until you see Field Office.…It should be on the eighth line.…Select Field Office,…then verify this is part of the Install Task.…
If it doesn't say Install, select Install.…Then right click and Assign to Selected Task.…You notice that the Field Office then disappears.…Now the reason why the Field Office disappeared…is that the Focus Time is currently before…the actual construction of the Field Office.…If you select on the Focus Time,…move it to a point where that has been constructed,…we can now see it.…Now that we can see our construction trailer,…the next thing we need to do is…select back on that construction trailer,…as well as these two portable restrooms,…and then assign them to the part in the schedule…
Author
Brian Myers
Released
11/28/2016Brian Myers focuses on the major features of Synchro for project management, animation, and presentation. Learn how to import scheduling and model data, schedule tasks and visualize them with Gantt charts, track progress, and even create animations based on tasks. Brian also shows how to export your work to paper, PDF, and image and video files. Start watching to find out how Synchro unifies the process of BIM and scheduling for more insight and control at every stage of construction.
- Understanding the Synchro interface and navigation
- Importing 3D models and schedules
- Creating tasks
- Scheduling with Gantt charts
- Model-based scheduling
- Reviewing baseline vs. actual progress
- Creating 3D objects
- Modifying and synchronizing 3D objects
- Subdividing objects
- Exporting presentations
- Printing and exporting 3D PDF, FBX, AVI, and image files
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome33s
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1. Getting Started
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Customizing the workspace3m 39s
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Opening a project1m 11s
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3D window navigation3m 25s
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Using the view cube3m 11s
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Setting up Auto Save1m 59s
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2. Importing
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Supported file formats1m 22s
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Importing 3D files3m 57s
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3. Tasks
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Creating tasks manually2m 28s
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Editing task duration3m 1s
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Linking objects to tasks2m 19s
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4. Selecting, Viewing, and Grouping Resources
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Selecting objects2m 21s
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Creating 3D sets of objects2m 13s
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Creating auto-matching rules3m 37s
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Creating cutting planes2m 51s
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5. Scheduling
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Model-based scheduling1m 37s
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Creating a baseline2m 20s
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Baseline vs. actual2m 48s
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Synchronizing a schedule2m 3s
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6. Objects and Animations
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Copying and pasting objects1m 52s
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Moving and rotating objects4m 14s
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Creating a textured pane4m 39s
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Creating 3D objects3m 2s
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Adding user fields3m 34s
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Creating an animation5m 53s
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Creating 3D paths5m 41s
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Synchronizing 3D objects3m 43s
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7. Subdividing Objects
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Subdividing by slice2m 50s
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Subdividing multiple objects1m 22s
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Subdividing by user slice1m 12s
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8. Exporting Information
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Printing from Synchro1m 34s
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Exporting to FBX2m 27s
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Saving images1m 25s
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Exporting to AVI4m 11s
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Conclusion
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Next steps34s
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