> 2) Will interoperability with Autocad/ArchDesktop become seamless? That
is,
> will Autocad be able to xref Revit, like Revit can now xref (link from)
> Autocad? My associate mechanical/electrical/plumbing people (and other
> designers) will need to link from my Revit.
Why not ex****t from Revit to DWG, to send to your MEP consultants?
> 3) Will Revit / Autocad / ArchDesktop be together in a suite series
like
> they now have for Inventor? That would be a "sweet series" alright.
There already is a Revit Series that is Revit and AutoCAD. Since the new
AutoCAD 2005 no longer needs object enablers to read ADT drawings, your
ADT
people can still work on drawings that Revit Series can read. I would
keep
ADT out of the Series. No need for it.
> These three things stand in the way of my bean counters letting me get
> Revit. We need to be able to continue to use Autocad because of all
the
> other people involved, and all the programs will need to play together.
Really, they do play well tegether now. Look into the Revit Series. You
buy Revit, and get a seat of AutoCAD only a few hundred bucks. Can't beat
it. Plus, its on subscription, so you will get all the updates.
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