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2019-11-27 11:24 AM
2020-07-03 10:05 AM
Kristian wrote:
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I don’t believe Revit has a very long life left and signs point to fact that Autodesk are looking for something else. Without Dynamo Revit probably would have died a few years ago.
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2020-07-03 12:04 PM
2020-07-03 06:16 PM
Jp1138 wrote:This comes as a surprise, i would have thought that in Spain and Portugal Archicad would have more ground.
Kristian wrote:
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I don’t believe Revit has a very long life left and signs point to fact that Autodesk are looking for something else. Without Dynamo Revit probably would have died a few years ago.
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As far as I would like to agree, at least here in Spain it´s very far from truth. Nearly everyone here who uses BIM software uses Revit, many times using pirated or educational versions, and even in public contracts RVT format is demanded. Autodesk has a very firm grip in the business here, and it will be a very long road to gaining market share for other softwares, I´m afraid![]()
2020-07-03 07:59 PM
2020-07-03 08:43 PM
Braza wrote:
Here in Portugal, local authorities can only ask for open proprietary file formats (dxf/dwg) and pdf for drawings/documents.
About Archicad popularity among AEC: I don't have the statistics, but I have the impression that the great majority of Architects use Archicad or 2d Autocad, Engineers use CYPE with 2d dxf/dwg output for drawings; and bread and butter Contractors: a single crumpled paper set of 1:100 scale permit drawings for the entire construction.
2020-07-06 10:21 AM
Jp1138 wrote:
but the truth is that proprietary formats, basically RVT, are commonly asked in public contracts
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