SVS Clash Guard
SVS TeamSVS Clash Guard
SVS TeamCreate, run and review saved clash tests inside Autodesk® Revit®, with checks against the current model or selected linked models.
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SVS Clash Guard brings a named clash-test workflow into Revit. Create checks for your current model or selected linked models, review results, save viewpoints and export reports without exporting your model to a separate coordination application.
Supported watched categories include ducts, pipes, cable trays, conduits, structural framing and columns, walls, floors and mechanical equipment.
Create, rename, run and save named clash tests in the Revit project.
Configure category-pair rules, clearance distances and Critical/Warning severity.
Review each result as New, Active, Reviewed or Approved.
Zoom to a clash, copy element IDs and create a dedicated 3D clash view.
Export test definitions and coordination reports.
Open the included user guide from inside Clash Guard.
Linked-model results are approximate bounding-box overlaps, reported as Warning rather than verified solid-geometry intersections. Clearance distances are approximate. Review these results before making design decisions; they are not a guarantee that every possible model interference has been found.
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What else should I know about this product?
Supports Autodesk Revit 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 and 2027 (Win64). Runs fully offline — no server, no telemetry, no license check. Clash tests and results are stored inside the Revit project file (extensible storage) and travel with the model. Host-model clashes are verified against solid geometry; clashes against linked models are detected by bounding-box overlap and alwaysreportedatWarningseverity.
Is there additional support information provided?
For support, contact the SVS Team at support@svsbimtools.com.
Please include your Revit version and, if reporting a problem, the log file at %APPDATA%\SVS\clashguard.log — it contains no personal or project data. Typical response time: 1–2 business days.
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