Stairs cannot be created from drafts and sketches in the LT version, which is a premium-only feature. And that’s where this handholding stops.įollowing construction modelling parts and assembly facility is only available in the Ultimate/premium suite and not in the LT version.
Stair components and ramp/rail specific manipulation is available and for the 3D model rendering options, anti-alias is a mutual plus. Design options for the aforementioned and loadable components are included in either of the packages just like room and area, site design features. Both Revit suites/products make very well for architectural walls, curtain walls, floors, roofs, ceilings, and column feature sets. A Quick Comparison Revit LT Revit User base Basic/standard architect Advanced civil engineering team Scope Building, construction Construction, preliminary setup planning Discipline Architecture Structural engineering Specific features Reduced cost, reduced feature set hence easy to use/learn Complete control over all construction related aspects Most prominent Ease of use Complete control Most dominant 2D/3D designing and production Design + pre/post production planning Learning curve Short Longįor a more detailed overview, make sure to check out the full table comparison on Autodesk's websites.įollowing the commonalities, let’s talk about the modeling bells and whistles. All licenses are scalable which basically mean you can add nodes (stations) and port your license over also. Software updates are readily available no matter what your payment plan or payment status is and online support is available in a variety of forms. What I mean here is, that both (Revit LT and Revit Building Design Suite, Premium suite or Ultimate suite) have free trials with pay-as-you-go access. One of the great things about AutoDesk’s subscriptions is the fact that most packages and suites have equal accommodations.
I’m going to give you a breakdown of when to purchase the heavy-weight all-encompassing software package (Revit) and when to take a step back and settle with the less expensive, less detailed LT version.įirst, let’s talk about desktop subscriptions and licensing.
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