What do you like best about Revit?
- Once you understand the interface and options menu, it’s easy to use.
- Consistency in the UI, even for such a massive software.
- You can literally export anything you create, with complete control over every single line, thickness, family, color, and property.
- Integrations, integrations, and more integrations—you can connect it to almost anything, its easy to implement!
- Cloud services are top-tier.
- Supports electrical, HVAC, mechanical, and architectural work seamlessly. Tons of featuers as well
- Allows you to create and edit families with ease.
- A huge library of websites offers ready-made families for use.
- A massive community of Revit add-ins enhances the software, adding new features or improving specific ones like thermal analysis, exporting options, layouts, and more. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What do you dislike about Revit?
- Be cautious when saving files and working across different Revit versions, as files cannot be saved in older formats.
- The interface can feel overwhelming at times, which may be a challenge for new users.
- Certain tools behave differently from the main tools, so it’s essential to keep that in mind.
- Performance tends to slow down with larger projects, which is understandable but still
- The rendering engine isn’t the best, but you can easily export to or use other engines.
- It can be expensive, especially if you rely on multiple Autodesk software programs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.