Revit LT

I was recently reminded about Revit LT.

Really, for the cost of Revit LT suite (why wouldn't you buy the suite?) it's a fantastic program.

If your new to Revit, or a sole operator or even if you run a small design firm with maybe 4 or 5 users this program is great value.

There are some limitations but for around $5k cheaper than a full version I'm sure you can work around them.

Here is a comparison Matrix from the Autodesk web site.

	AutoCAD LT®	Autodesk®  Revit LT™	Autodesk® Revit®**
Would you rather spend more time designing and less time manually coordinating construction documentation?	Each view of design created separately Design revisions must be manually coordinated	All design information stored in a single, coordinated database Revisions to your design automatically updated throughout every view	All design information stored in a single, coordinated database Revisions to your design automatically updated throughout every view
Do most of your projects require you to simultaneously work in the same project file with others on your team?	Individuals work on separate files independently	Individuals work on projects or pieces of projects independently	Multiple users can collaborate on the same project file simultaneously
Would using 3D models help you communicate your design intent to project stakeholders?	2D drafting and detailing only	3D orthographic or perspective views from any angle of the model Walk-through tool to create animations	3D orthographic or perspective views from any angle of the model Walk-through tool to create animations
Do you require the ability to create high-quality 3D architectural renderings to express your designs and market your firm?	Rendering not available	Autodesk 360 Rendering (available through Autodesk Subscription*)	In-product rendering capability Autodesk 360 Rendering (available through Autodesk Subscription*)

Awesome!

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