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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Revit is now 4D BIM, or is it?
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According to latest article posted here in revitcity, Revit is now 4D BIM with time element incorporated and capability to link up with project scheduling software...Is it true and how easy to use it? anybody mind sharing... Thanks in advance
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I know archicad had this feature...not bad, not great...haven't seen the Bentley "BIM"....I heard that GSA prefers this product...so have to wait and see.... I would really love to see one these companies work side by side with Primavera
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