Building Performance Analysis in Revit and Flow Design

[@footballinthegroin22]

i was searching high and low for a good tutorial on insights. 99% of videos just show what it can do, not how to do it. This vid is damn near perfect for explaining it. Thank you good sir.

[@amishabhoir7904]

Agreed

[@DD-eq2bl]

Hi, autodesk flow has been discontinued. So may I know how do I then get the flow analysis u did on the last part? :( thanks!

[@juansebastiansolanopalacio7543]

hey dude! very good explained... very usefull. thanks

[@riyasaini8471]

Very helpful

[@NILEESHASARODE]

how do you download the insight 360 thingy in the first place??????

[@ararena4075]

very good

[@silvia15siby]

is this way to obtain flow analysis the same than from design builder?

[@rodel3385]

Hello! I would like to ask where I can access this product of Autodesk - Flow Design? Hope you could help me. Thank you!

[@TRUSS3D]

Hi Rodel. Autodesk seems to have discontinued Flow Design. CFD www.autodesk.com/products/cfd/overview is the new simulation tool for these types of situations.

[@diegomariategui5117]

Hey man, good tutorial!

[@ruslanvremea6888]

Hi! Can you tell me please if CFD does work alongside Fusion 360 for personal use?

[@TRUSS3D]

Hi Ruslan. I know that CFD has replaced Flow Design but Fusion 360 isn't an application I have any experience with. If you're a student you are eligible for free licenses for both and I imagine they're intended to be used together.

[@rezwanulhoque117]

iNTERNET CONNECTION REQUIRED FOR THIS ANALYSIS?

[@TRUSS3D]

correct

[@lucywu200]

Thank you~~~

[@er.chetanlaxmanpatilcreati3923]

How to download

[@johnbenno3420]

how to download flow design software

[@TRUSS3D]

Hi John. Thanks for watching the video. Unfortunately, since I made this tutorial, Autodesk has discontinued Flow Design. They now offer similar functions in a program called CFD (computational fluid dynamics).