I love your video, made me laugh. Beautiful delivery and comic timing 😂, and as a bonus, I now I know I don’t need to keep full revit. Need more content like this!
Thanks for the comment. There's some limitations in Revit LT for structural design, it doesn't have slanted columns, trusses, Advanced Steel (another autodesk software) connections, and reinforcement rebar modelling. You can see the full list of comparisons at this link: www.autodesk.co.uk/compare/compare-features/revit-vs-revit-lt?mktvar002=afc_gb_nmpi_ppc&AID=10994792&PID=2016554&SID=jkp_Cj0KCQjwzbv7BRDIARIsAM-A6-0bz5yYQMAkWXVzQqlCr3NaVu6qBjQLHrGpoj2yPgh2RMOnWkoTD6EaAq8WEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds&click_id=Cj0KCQjwzbv7BRDIARIsAM-A6-0bz5yYQMAkWXVzQqlCr3NaVu6qBjQLHrGpoj2yPgh2RMOnWkoTD6EaAq8WEALw_wcB&cjevent=bfa6e1af006a11eb81de01230a180512&gclid=Cj0KCQjwzbv7BRDIARIsAM-A6-0bz5yYQMAkWXVzQqlCr3NaVu6qBjQLHrGpoj2yPgh2RMOnWkoTD6EaAq8WEALw_wcB&affname=2016554_10994792
2 things it doesn’t do as well are rendering in LT and modelling components in the project. Also no rendering software like Enscape supports Revit LT. Otherwise it does do a fairly good job for a fraction of the cost.
Thanks for the comment. I don't really know much about sketchup pro, but I don't think you pay a monthly subscription for it do you? If you're heading down the architect route, maybe sketchup is good enough, if you're going down the technologist/technician route, then revit lt will be best. I'm planning to get a subscription for revit lt once this channel makes the money to pay for it, almost there.
Not sure but it should be mentioned in that comparison list. I would think that for people to tailor Revit to their businesses, being able to have plugins should be available.
Watch this video WITHOUT MUSIC: th-cam.com/video/HVQWEbZSmcw/w-d-xo.html
I love your video, made me laugh. Beautiful delivery and comic timing 😂, and as a bonus, I now I know I don’t need to keep full revit. Need more content like this!
Thanks for your kind comment :)
Entertaining and informative at the same time.
Thanks a lot this video is very helpful for me thank you soooo much may god bless you
You're welcome, thank you for the kind comment.
Great help. Thank you so much !
You're Welcome thanks
Thank you. Great video... Does lt support structural?
Thanks for the comment. There's some limitations in Revit LT for structural design, it doesn't have slanted columns, trusses, Advanced Steel (another autodesk software) connections, and reinforcement rebar modelling. You can see the full list of comparisons at this link: www.autodesk.co.uk/compare/compare-features/revit-vs-revit-lt?mktvar002=afc_gb_nmpi_ppc&AID=10994792&PID=2016554&SID=jkp_Cj0KCQjwzbv7BRDIARIsAM-A6-0bz5yYQMAkWXVzQqlCr3NaVu6qBjQLHrGpoj2yPgh2RMOnWkoTD6EaAq8WEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds&click_id=Cj0KCQjwzbv7BRDIARIsAM-A6-0bz5yYQMAkWXVzQqlCr3NaVu6qBjQLHrGpoj2yPgh2RMOnWkoTD6EaAq8WEALw_wcB&cjevent=bfa6e1af006a11eb81de01230a180512&gclid=Cj0KCQjwzbv7BRDIARIsAM-A6-0bz5yYQMAkWXVzQqlCr3NaVu6qBjQLHrGpoj2yPgh2RMOnWkoTD6EaAq8WEALw_wcB&affname=2016554_10994792
Thanks
thank you brother
You're welcome!
2 things it doesn’t do as well are rendering in LT and modelling components in the project. Also no rendering software like Enscape supports Revit LT. Otherwise it does do a fairly good job for a fraction of the cost.
Thanks for the info. That's quite a minus for anyone doing custom components.
does it mean i cant make my own family?
Is it possible to model and draw structures and foundations in Revit LT?
His, yes it is possible. You "can't slant" columns in revit lt. But it's revit, you can find a way of doing anything in revit.
Great video. Very helpful for me. As I'm in the middle not this dillema right now. Do I go revit lt or sketchup pro.
Thanks for the comment. I don't really know much about sketchup pro, but I don't think you pay a monthly subscription for it do you? If you're heading down the architect route, maybe sketchup is good enough, if you're going down the technologist/technician route, then revit lt will be best. I'm planning to get a subscription for revit lt once this channel makes the money to pay for it, almost there.
You are probably kidding sketchup? vs revit parametric software
@@SKYLIMI wasn't kidding. But made the right decision and got revit.
Can you still use plug ins?
Not sure but it should be mentioned in that comparison list. I would think that for people to tailor Revit to their businesses, being able to have plugins should be available.
turn off the music!
Wish I could.
Here, uploaded a version without music: th-cam.com/video/HVQWEbZSmcw/w-d-xo.html
Music is TOOOOO LOOOOOUDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD-UUHHHHHH!!!!!! TURN IT DOWN YOU RIFF RAFF NEIGHBOURS!!
Or SPEAK THE HELL UP!!! Sheesh, ya just woke up or something??
I am watching this video while downloading crack version for free😂
Cheap is cheap...
Not sure what you mean, the purpose of this video is to show that there's hardly any difference between the 2.