Joining a Workshop from the Web
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Autodesk Workshop XR is now accessible to non-VR users, allowing more stakeholders to participate in immersive design reviews directly from desktop web browsers. This feature makes collaboration easier and more inclusive.
With a Workshop XR license, non-VR users can join collaborative reviews straight from the web without the need for a headset. This enhances accessibility, allowing more participants to contribute to the design process.
Getting Started
1. Check Credentials and Permissions
- Each user must have their own Workshop XR license and the correct permissions to join.
- Check with your Workshop XR admin for permissions information.
2. Have a VR User in a Workshop to Join
- Currently, this feature requires the Workshop creator to be in a VR headset for others to join from the web.
How to Join a Workshop from the Web
- Log into workshop.autodesk.com
- Select the project that contains the workshop you will be reviewing.
- Make sure the Workshop creator is in VR.
- Click “Join on Web”.
- You will be sent into a “waiting room”.
- Once the Workshop creator is in VR, the “Join” button will turn blue, and you can join the session.
Current Experience for Web Users
- As a web user, you will be “following” the VR user’s point of view.
- There is currently no autonomous movement for web users. Sit back, relax, and let the VR user guide you through the model.
Viewing Issues
- View issue details under the issue panel.
- Edit issue details directly in the panel—ideal for collaboration, as typing on a keyboard is easier than in VR.
- When the VR user is making or viewing an issue, the issue panel will open for the web user.
Viewing Models
- The model will appear similar to the model viewer in Autodesk Construction Cloud.
Switching Models
- When switching models, you will see a loading page until the model is ready.
- If loading takes longer than 10 seconds, you will be sent back to the waiting room. When the Join Web button turns blue, click it to rejoin.
Settings
- The browser auto-selects the system default microphone and speakers. You can change these in Settings.
- The first time you join from the web, you’ll receive a notification to allow audio. You must allow this for proper sound and audio capabilities. If you skip this, check your browser settings to enable audio.