What Revit Wants
The Revit platform’s performance can depend as much on the knowledge, skill, and practices of its users as on the hardware environment provided for the software. To address both of these areas, the Revit platform team has assembled this collection of hardware requirements, recommendations, and modeling best practices as researched by both internal development and our community of dedicated customers.
Model Performance Technical Note (pdf – 973Kb)
There is a extensive list of whitepapers for Revit Structure over at this link. A few particular items of interest are shown below:
Coordination between Revit Structure and Revit Architecture
Structural engineers who use Revit Structure software can coordinate their work with architects using Revit Architecture software. This paper examines how building information is shared between Revit Structure and Revit Architecture users.
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Coordination between Revit Structure and Revit Architecture (pdf – 623Kb) |
Maintaining BIM Integrity in the Structural Engineering OfficeA key benefit of building information modeling (BIM) is the ability to share digital model data among members of the design team. This paper examines the role of the structural engineer in the BIM process and explains how the integrity of the building model is maintained during the structural engineering process.
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Maintaining BIM Integrity in the Structural Engineering Office (pdf – 674Kb) |
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Autodesk – Autodesk Revit Structure – White Papers
