Revit supports various file formats for different purposes. Here's an overview:
Revit File Formats:
1. RVT (Revit Project File): The primary file format for Revit projects. 2. RFA (Revit Family File): Used for creating and saving families in Revit. 3. RTE (Revit Template File): Used for creating new projects based on a template.
Importable File Formats:
1. DWG (AutoCAD File): Import CAD files into Revit. 2. DXF (Data Exchange Format): Import and export CAD data. 3. SAT (ACIS File): Import 3D models from other software. 4. SKP (SketchUp File): Import SketchUp models into Revit.
Exportable File Formats:
1. DWG: Export Revit models to CAD software. 2. DXF: Export Revit models for use in other software. 3. PDF: Export views and sheets as PDF files.
Understanding file formats in Revit helps with:
1. Collaboration: Sharing and importing files from other software. 2. Data Exchange: Exchanging data between different software. 3. Workflow Efficiency: Streamlining workflows by using compatible file formats.
By understanding the different file formats supported by Revit, you can improve collaboration, data exchange, and workflow efficiency in your projects.