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Please start producing REVIT for Mac. It is a must have application for architecture students and the mac industry occupies a huge part of the computer industry. We really need the software.
@YarUnderoaker Autodesk has reviewed this request and just like the backwards compatibility wishes, it clearly does not fit their business model, no matter how many votes or new threads get added to this board on those topics.
@krzystoff The same was said about AutoCAD. It would never happen. It didn't fit their business model. And yet... pigs did fly. I guarantee that the only reason why a bigger share of the market is PC users is because we HAVE to be PC users in order to properly use REVIT, which is quickly becoming the industry standard for CAD. I am one of these PC users. The ONLY reason why I use both a PC and Mac is because of these hold out PC only applications I need to use to do my job. I would much rather be on a Mac 100% of the time. I would happily pay for a new license or subscription if it meant I could finally retire my PC to the box of dead tech sitting in the back of my closet.
Apple silicon processor is better than intel CPU. we dont have to pay $$$ for the heavy and hot graphic cards. I would like to go with revit for mac soon
With Mac being the preferred platform for designers, it shouldn't be a difficult decision to support Mac natively. Windows simulators are a serious headache and rebooting to use one piece of software is a major cramp.
in my case i opted for MacOS native BIM software. Autodesk is just for autocad…and now with the lack of bootcamp i guess this Will get more widespread.
I am also using a different BIM software. I think this is probably becoming more widespread as well and after a while auto desk will lose relevance on the Mac platform. It’s OK if they miss out I guess… It’s their prerogative to leave money on the table and let it be snatched up by other companies
