Revit vs Revit LT
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Compare the features of Revit and Revit LT, and learn which BIM software is the right solution for your design workflow.
Revit LT
Revit
AEC
Architectural modeling
Walls, floors, roofs, ceilings, columns
Component families: doors, windows, etc.
Design options
Rooms and areas
Site modeling
Stairs and ramps
Railings
Massing studies
Structural modeling
Structural walls, floor slab
Structural foundation wall and Isolated
Structural columns, beams, and braces
Slanted columns
Trusses
Steel connections
Reinforcement, rebar modeling
MEP modeling
HVAC duct systems
Mechanical equipment
Piping and plumbing systems
Fabrication parts
Electrical and lighting systems
Construction modeling
Parts
Assemblies
Advanced modeling
Create groups for repeating elements
Family editor environment
Send Revit content to FormIt Pro
In-place modeling
Shaped edited floors and roofs
Global parameters
Conceptual massing, adaptive components
Collaboration
Cloud Models for Revit
Worksharing (multiuser environment)
Interference check, copy/monitor
Shared coordinates among projects
Revit Server
Shared view
Simulation and analysis
Area analysis
Route analysis
MEP systems analysis
Energy Optimisation for Revit
Lighting Analysis with Autodesk Rendering
Solar analysis
Sun and shadow studies
Structural analytical model
Structural analysis results exploration
Structural analysis
Presentation and visualization
Sketchy lines
Shadows and ambient shadows
Architectural depth cueing
Displaced elements
Realistic view styles
Orthographic, perspective, walk-throughs
Smooth lines with anti-aliasing
Occlusion culling
Cloud rendering
Photorealistic materials
In product rendering
Decals
Support and stability
Automate updates and notifications
Includes service packs, updates
Certified hardware support
Available dedicated phone support
Extensive user community
Guides, tutorials, and training center
Access to releases from prior years
Customise installs for your company
Network deployment
User interface
Customise menu, ribbon interfaces
Context-sensitive ribbons
Family library
Edit, print logical drawing sets
Load Autodesk Family browser
Tailored user experience
Documentation
2D detail lines, 2D detail components
Revision tracking
Dimensioning, tagging, annotation, text
Phasing
Schedules, material takeoff
Rebar shape images
Embedded schedules
Panel schedules
Duct and pipe pressure loss reports
View filters
Graphical column schedules
Interoperability
DWG, DXF file format
Images (JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG, TIFF)
IFC
DWG, DXF, DGN, DWF, DWFx
Walk-throughs and images, FBX, NWC
Room/Area reports, schedules
Linked Rhino 3DM and FormIt AXM files
Import, export PDFs
DGN, SketchUp, DWF markup
Point clouds
SAT, ADSK, gbXML, ODBC, family types
Data management
Open, edit all Revit file types
Link Revit files
Tag and schedule elements in linked files
Copy/paste elements from links
Customise visibility of linked models
Work with non-native data
APIs and automation
Generative Design in Revit
Autodesk App Store access
Software developer kit (SDK)
3rd party API add-ins
Macros
Dynamo for Revit
System Requirements
Processor: 2.5-3+ GHz
Microsoft Windows: 10, 64-bit
Disk Space: 30GB
RAM: 8-32 GB
Video Graphics Card: DirectX 11 capable, Shader Model 5, min. 8 GB of video memory
Browsers: Chrome, Edge, or Firefox
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