Fastest and Best-Performing Release
to Date Boosts User Efficiency
Work faster:
Fasten your seat belt - Revit 2017 is the fastest and best-performing release yet. New behind-the-scenes optimizations and improvements to more than 100 functions help the software keep up with the most demanding users, even as they work with large, complex models. More operations running with multi-threaded capabilities improve overall software performance by as much as 20%. Revit 2017 also works faster by displaying only the visible elements of a view and not drawing elements that are hidden. The result of this occlusion culling is view refresh and user navigation that is up to 4.5 times faster than before.
Autodesk announced several key new
and enhanced features for its flagship Revit software designed to increase software
performance and help users better model and communicate design intent.
Available starting today (April 18, 2016), Autodesk Revit 2017 software is the
latest version of its software purpose-built for BIM offering an all-in-one
solution for architectural, MEP and structural engineering, and construction
professionals. Enhancements in Revit 2017 will help drive more efficient
processes within an extended, multi-discipline Building Information Modeling (BIM)
workflow.
Work faster:
Fasten your seat belt - Revit 2017 is the fastest and best-performing release yet. New behind-the-scenes optimizations and improvements to more than 100 functions help the software keep up with the most demanding users, even as they work with large, complex models. More operations running with multi-threaded capabilities improve overall software performance by as much as 20%. Revit 2017 also works faster by displaying only the visible elements of a view and not drawing elements that are hidden. The result of this occlusion culling is view refresh and user navigation that is up to 4.5 times faster than before.
Revit 2017 features improve view refresh and navigation
performance. Image courtesy of Autodesk.
Read more at https://inthefold.autodesk.com/in_the_fold/2016/04/revit-2017-advances-bim-for-future-of-designing-buildings.html
