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VMFlux for Navisworks

Professional export workflows from Navisworks to OBJ/MTL today — GLB/glTF and properties next.

VMFlux helps coordination, visualization, and downstream teams move model data out of Navisworks with cleaner structure, material-aware output, and a more dependable export workflow.

2024–2026

Supported Navisworks versions for the current exporter.

OBJ + MTL

Available now for practical geometry and material export workflows.

GLB / glTF

Coming next alongside properties export for broader downstream use.

Current product

VMFlux OBJ Exporter

Focused on dependable OBJ + MTL output from Navisworks with instance-aware structure, material naming, and transparency handling aligned to real project use.

  • Supports Navisworks 2024 / 2025 / 2026
  • Exports OBJ + MTL
  • Handles material-aware output
  • Designed for production-minded workflows

Roadmap

Expanding export coverage

VMFlux is moving toward GLB/glTF and properties export to support richer BIM, asset, web-viewer, and automation workflows.

GLB / glTF

For modern viewer and real-time pipelines.

Properties export

For structured downstream model data use.

Built for coordination workflows
Material-aware export output
Downloads via Autodesk App Store
Support available by email

Why VMFlux

Built for practical model export, not just demo scenarios.

The focus is reliability, clarity, and useful output structure for teams that actually need to move model data into the next step of work.

Reliable geometry export

Export model geometry into structured OBJ output suitable for review, visualization, conversion, and downstream reuse.

Material-aware output

Preserve material assignments with MTL output, including real Navisworks material naming and transparency handling.

Roadmap for richer exports

Expand toward GLB/glTF and properties export for broader interoperability across modern model workflows.

Get started

Explore the current exporter and product direction.

Start with the current OBJ exporter, review documentation, and follow the roadmap as VMFlux expands into richer export workflows.