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Our comapny is about to start creating BIM content, and are unsure of weather to create it natively or in Inventor through the AEC Exchange. ive heard some bad things about revit and imported geometry, does this also refer to the adsk file format?
has anyone experienced difficulty using BIM content produced from imported geometry?
we are a plumbing manufacturer, and currently already have products on Inventor. because our products being created are Taps for example they do not need to be parametric, why would we remodel in Revit?
It would be costly for our business to do this, but i am considering because as i said above i have heard a few bad things about imported geometry, but there is little to no information out there on this topic... Is adsk a viable way to create content?
