VMFlux for Navisworks
Professional export workflows from Navisworks to OBJ/MTL and GLB today — CSV and properties next.
VMFlux helps coordination, visualization, and downstream teams move model data out of Navisworks with cleaner structure, practical output options, and a more dependable export workflow.
2024–2026
Supported Navisworks versions for current VMFlux exporters.
OBJ + MTL
Available now for practical geometry and material export workflows.
GLB
Available now for modern 3D viewer, handoff, and downstream workflows.
Current products
VMFlux OBJ Exporter + VMFlux GLB Exporter
VMFlux now provides two live export workflows for Navisworks so teams can choose the format that best matches downstream review, delivery, conversion, and interoperability needs.
OBJ Exporter
Best for geometry + material workflows with OBJ + MTL output.
GLB Exporter
Best for modern 3D viewer, presentation, and compact handoff workflows.
Roadmap
Expanding export coverage
VMFlux continues to expand beyond current exporters with richer structured-data workflows for broader interoperability and downstream use.
CSV
For structured tabular export and downstream data workflows.
Properties export
For richer model data use beyond geometry and materials.
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 export workflows
Export model geometry into structured OBJ + MTL or modern GLB output suitable for review, visualization, conversion, and downstream reuse.
Practical output control
Use scope and units options that fit real project workflows instead of one-size-fits-all export behavior.
Roadmap for richer exports
Expand toward CSV and properties export for broader interoperability across modern model workflows.
Get started
Explore current VMFlux exporters and product direction.
Start with the current OBJ Exporter or the new GLB Exporter, review the documentation, and follow the roadmap as VMFlux expands into richer export workflows.