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Design, Develop, Deploy: Create Revit Content from Inventor Designs

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    Description

    Inventor software has the functionality to export assemblies and parts for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing connections directly into Revit software. This class will focus on the dynamics and logistics between the two programs. You’ll learn best practices for creating Inventor architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) equipment and exporting it effectively to Revit programs, and how to best maximize their design intent.

    Key Learnings

    • Examine simplification and intellectual property protection methods.
    • Discover the available connectors and data that can be passed into AEC products.
    • Learn best practices for creating content for AEC product consumers.
    • Learn about managing content and sharing effectively with trusted stakeholders.

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    Product
    Revit
    Inventor
    Industries
    Product design and manufacturing
    Architecture
    Topics
    CAD Management & IT
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