Here are the basics.īIM stands for Building Information Modelling. Fewer still understand it’s potential for macro-functionality within building industry as a whole. We’ve all heard about it by now, however so many of us still have no idea what BIM actually means. We are merely referencing one of the most commonly used 2D drawing platforms. We would just like to clarify that this is by no means an attack on AutoCAD software. Let’s unpack the truth behind what Revit is, particularly in comparison to AutoCAD and try to understand what is possible and what isn’t. This in turn creates negative assumptions on how Revit and its users operate.
Not only is this false, but it gives non-Revit users recourse to argue, rightly so, that automatic sections would be of a poor drawing quality. Unfortunately, misconceptions also arise such the expectation that Revit automaticallydraws your sections for you. For example, it is widely appreciated that Revit allows you to draw in 2D or 3D and produce a working 3D model towards the end of it. Not only is there widespread contention on this subject, but also a large amount of speculation in the area of non-Revit users. With the increasing trend of practices adopting Autodesk Revit we find many AutoCAD users asking the question: “Exactly why is Revit better than my current software?”
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