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Revit Structure software integrates a multimaterial physical model with an independently editable analytical model for efficient analysis, design, and documentation.
Revit Structure software integrates a multimaterial physical model with an independently editable analytical model for efficient analysis, design, and documentation.
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* [http://www.stress-free.co.nz/revit_9_1_tutorial Revit 9.1 Tutorial]
* [http://www.stress-free.co.nz/revit_9_1_tutorial Revit 9.1 Tutorial]
* [http://www.computer-training-software.com/revit-building.htm Revit Building 9 Tutorial]


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Latest revision as of 05:00, 30 August 2009




Overview



Software Databox
Software Name: Revit Structure
Description: Revit Structure software integrates a multimaterial physical model with an independently editable analytical model for efficient analysis, design, and documentation. Create your own models or import architectural files from AutoCAD Architecture or Revit Architecture. Bidirectional linking to structural analysis software enables accurate model updates, while parametric change management technology coordinates those updates across your documents.
Category: Finite Element Analysis, Civil/Structural
License Type: Commercial; Trial Version (Free)
Price: na
Keywords: buildingconcreteparametric capabilitiesshared modelsteel
Data formats: BIM; CIS/2; DWG; DXF; IFC
Design code:
Languages: English
URL: http://www.autodesk.com/revitstructure
Creator: Autodesk
Distributor: Autodesk
(This databox is based on Revit Structure entry at BridgeArt.net software database.)






Revit Structure software integrates a multimaterial physical model with an independently editable analytical model for efficient analysis, design, and documentation.

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