Compare Revit and Revit LT 
- Users report that Revit excels in dynamic updating with a score of 8.8, allowing for real-time changes across the project, while Revit LT, although strong, scores slightly higher at 9.3, indicating a more seamless experience in this area.
- Reviewers mention that Revit's fabrication tools score 8.1, providing advanced capabilities for detailed construction modeling, whereas Revit LT's score of 7.8 suggests it may lack some of the depth needed for complex fabrication tasks.
- G2 users highlight that Revit's BIM integration is rated at 9.2, making it a superior choice for users needing comprehensive Building Information Modeling capabilities, while Revit LT does not offer the same level of integration, which could limit collaborative efforts.
- Users on G2 say that Revit's rendering capabilities are robust, with a score of 7.7 for textures and 8.0 for shading, providing high-quality visual outputs, while Revit LT's rendering features, although decent, do not match the same level of detail and quality.
- Reviewers mention that Revit's multi-user collaboration feature scores 8.8, facilitating teamwork on projects, while Revit LT, with a score of 8.1, may not support as many simultaneous users, potentially hindering collaborative workflows.
- Users report that Revit's quality of support is rated at 7.8, indicating a reliable support system, while Revit LT's score of 7.4 suggests that users may experience slightly less responsive support when issues arise.
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The best part of Revit is that any element placed in any view can be immediately seen in all views. Similarly, schedules are immediately changed any time any scheduled element is changed. And then, everything else is coordinated, from sheet names and...
At times Revit can be overly formulaic. This shackles creativity to some degree. The interface can at times be anything but intuitive, which leads to a long and arduous learning curve. Updates seem to be going in the wrong direction. Rather than fixing...
Revit's best quality is it's ability to represent information, and it's use of existing in 3d. Drawing something in plan and knowing it will exist in elevation and section, etc, is great and helps with understanding projects in a 3d realm. It's also...
If need to collaboration or link model to other is hard to apply.
The best part of Revit is that any element placed in any view can be immediately seen in all views. Similarly, schedules are immediately changed any time any scheduled element is changed. And then, everything else is coordinated, from sheet names and...
Revit's best quality is it's ability to represent information, and it's use of existing in 3d. Drawing something in plan and knowing it will exist in elevation and section, etc, is great and helps with understanding projects in a 3d realm. It's also...
At times Revit can be overly formulaic. This shackles creativity to some degree. The interface can at times be anything but intuitive, which leads to a long and arduous learning curve. Updates seem to be going in the wrong direction. Rather than fixing...
If need to collaboration or link model to other is hard to apply.
