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Civil Survey Data.
Topographic Meshes.
One Click.

Surface Mesh Tools brings civil and topographic survey data directly into your Navisworks coordination model — no intermediate file conversions, no external tools, and no manual geometry work.

Workflow — CSV to Coordination Model

Load CSV survey file
Triangulate point cloud
Filter boundary
Add contour lines (optional)
Append .NWC to model

All from a single ribbon click.

Surface Mesh Tools for Navisworks

Your site, in 3D, in the model.

Every feature eliminates a manual step between your field survey and your federated coordination environment. Compatible with Navisworks 2024, 2025, and 2026.

Delaunay Triangulation

Accurate TIN surface generation from your survey point data. Produces clean, well-formed triangles without manual mesh editing.

Boundary Filtering

Automatically clips the mesh to your actual surveyed area — no jagged convex hull edges, no manual trimming required.

Topographic Contour Lines

Optional contour line overlay generated at user-defined intervals and rendered directly on the surface inside Navisworks.

.NWC Persistent Append

The generated surface mesh is saved as a .NWC file alongside your CSV. It persists across Navisworks sessions and reloads automatically.

Single Ribbon Click

The entire pipeline — triangulate, filter, contour, export — runs from a single button in the Navisworks ribbon. No scripts, no external tools.

Civil Data in Your Coordination Model

Your existing topography alongside your structural, MEP, and architectural models. Clash against grade, verify cut/fill geometry, confirm subgrade elevations.

No Civil 3D session required.

Pricing announced at launch · 30-day free trial · No credit card required

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