In-product photorealistic & ray trace rendering.Simultaneous editing of models (but you can link models in Revit LT).Apply materials and add lighting elements (sun or artificial) to see what your projects will look like before they’re complete-and in a fraction of the time it would take to render the same image on a single desktop machine.

If you add Subscription to your Revit LT purchase, you’ll get access to Autodesk 360 Rendering that you can use to produce compelling visual images of your designs. With Revit LT, your schedule contents are driven by the elements in your model, helping reduce the amount of time you have to spend to make sure that keynotes and references are kept up to date. Get the best of both worlds here, when you’re able to see exactly how things fit together in three dimensions, then automatically generate the necessary 2D views. The world is 3D, even though we often represent it in 2D. Change an element in one view, and all views that show that element will also automatically updates. Imagine working with beams, walls, and doors that know what they are, and aren’t just lines on a screen. All the advantages of a single, coordinated model.Let’s start with some highlights from Revit LT: The first places I always go to for a new product like this is are the features list and the comparison matrix. I had a couple requests for an expanded post on the capabilities of Revit LT and its comparison to Revit, so it seems like a good time to do that-considering you’re now able to actually go out and buy it. They’re currently English-only, but I understand a German-language version will be available soon. Big news this week – Autodesk Revit LT 2013 and the AutoCAD Revit LT Suite 2013 are now available for purchase on the Autodesk eStore in both North America and Europe.

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