Clash Marker can be purchased in the TPS Store here. It is a subscription based payment plan that offers monthly or yearly renewal.
Once you have purchased Clash Marker, you can find a download link available to you on your TPS Store profile page here. If not already, sign into your profile to view your profile information. Scroll down on your profile page until you see the Downloadables section, here you will see all of your purchased product's download links. Under the Previous Orders section, find the order number tied to your Clash Marker purchase and click the View button. Here you will find the license keys you were provisioned upon purchasing Clash Marker that will be needed to activate the software on your computer.
The Navisworks and Revit plug-in for Clash Marker are automatically installed for you when you run the Clash Marker installer. They are installed at the respective plug-in locations for both Navisworks and Revit. It will automatically install every version from 2022 to 2025 (the versions currently supported by Autodesk).
Yes, both viewpoint and clash reports can be imported into Clash Marker. Both report types will be marked onto your 2D CAD file and/or 3D model. With Viewpoint reports, the names of each of the viewpoints are saved in a file for you to reference. Any notes a coordinator may have put in the viewpoint name will be easily accessible to you.
Clash Marker has this feature for Navisworks models that are not transformed from the 0,0,0 origin. You can specify the transform your Navisworks file is using and Clash Marker will automatically adjust its marking accordingly so that everything is marked in your design suite accurately.
This feature is for Navisworks models that are rotated a certain degree about the 0,0,0 origin. If your model is rotated a specific amount, Clash Marker needs this value so that it can properly calculate the unrotated location of any clashes or viewpoints so that they can be marked on your model/drawing accurately.
Your license key was provisioned to you upon purchasing Clash Marker. Your license keys can be found here on your TPS Store profile. Find the order number attached to your Clash Marker purchase under the Previous Orders section and click the View button. In this window, you will see your license key(s) under the Product Keys section. Simply copy your key from there and paste it into the Clash Marker program.
Any subscriptions made on the TPS Store can be managed on your Stripe customer portal. To get to your customer portal, navigate to your profile page in the TPS Store here. At the bottom of the page, you will see a button to take you to your customer portal.
This is a specific error in Clash Marker that is informing you that it cannot find where your command bar is on your CAD program screen. Clash Marker programatically looks for the command bar so that it can automate the clash translation process. Here are some fixes you can try:
If you continue to run into this error and you tried the above fixes, please reach out to us here so we can personally help you solve your issue.
First its important to check the Status field in the Clash Marker UI. If a known error occured it will be printed out here and likely can be resolved on your own. In some cases there is a rare possibility that the execution order of Clash Marker's commands became jumbled. Often times, this issue is resolved by simply clicking Run again to retry the command execution.
Clash Marker works by programatically entering the commands into the command bar inside your CAD program. If the mouse is moved or bumped while Clash Marker is executing commands, the commands execution will be affected and the text Clash Marker has saved to your clipboard may get pasted into your drawing by accident.
You can simply resolve this by deleting the text in your drawing, re-running your clashes in Clash Marker, and ensuring that the mouse is not moved while it operates.
Yes, Clash Marker will only be able to read viewpoint reports that are generated by the Clash Marker Navisworks Plug-in. This is mandatory as the plug-in allows additional information to be included so that Clash Marker can carry out its proper functionality.
The Clash Marker Configuration file (.cmc) is put into the same place that your clash reports were imported in from. Wherever you have your clash reports in your files, that is where the .cmc file will be generated. You can now use import this file into the Clash Marker Revit plug-in for marking.
It is important to triple check that your transforms are correct and that you are correctly inputting them into Clash Marker. Our Clash Marker tips and tricks video here can help sort out most issues.