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Are you a Revit user interested in testing Informed Design for Revit?
Today, it’s become a whole lot easier, with the introduction of sample content available right in the Informed Design for Revit add-in.
What is Autodesk Informed Design?
Informed design helps Architectural designers make better use of building product and component manufacturers' content.
Manufacturers can publish configurable designs using the Informed Design add-in for Inventor.
Architectural designers can configure these designs directly inside Revit, and generate a Revit family knowing that the result represents a manufacturable variant.
Should a manufacturer need to update their design, they can publish a new version to Informed Design, and it will immediately be available in the Revit application.
When the design process is complete, the Revit project can be assessed for Informed Design components, and manufacturing outputs such as shop drawings and Bill of Materials (BOM) generated for each variant automatically.
Learn more about Autodesk Informed Design for Revit
What’s new? Sample content in Revit!
Autodesk Sample Content available in the Revit Add-in
In the past, to test Informed Design for Revit, users would have to know a friendly manufacturer who had published their content to Informed Design, or the Revit user would have to download the Informed Design Inventor sample content, get into Inventor, and publish the sample content to Informed Design themselves.
From today, Informed Design for Revit users will find a new toggle in the Informed Design for Revit Product command.
By Toggling ‘Autodesk Sample Content’ to the On position, you can access the Informed Design Sample content directly inside Revit.
Discover, Configure, and Place the Informed Design sample content today, and give us your feedback via the Informed Design Forum.