White PapersLearn more about the technical aspects AutoCAD® MEP and Revit® MEP software. These white papers provide technical information that can help you get the most out of AutoCAD® Revit® MEP Suite software. AutoCAD MEP was formerly known as Autodesk® Building Systems and Revit MEP was formerly known as Autodesk® Revit® Systems. Revit Platform Technical NoteLike any design instrument, 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 areas which can affect model performance, the Revit platform team has assembled this collection of hardware requirements, recommendations and modelling best practices as researched by both internal development and our community of dedicated customers. Creating Construction Documentation with Autodesk Building SystemsAutodesk Building Systems software provides a simplified process for the creation of construction documentation, by providing discipline-specific engineering tools that automate both the production and organisation of your project documentation. Enhanced Piping Design with Autodesk Building SystemsAutodesk Building Systems software provides tools for accelerated production of piping design layouts. This white paper discusses the piping enhancements in Autodesk Building Systems and explains functionality associated with the piping design tools. Effective Collaboration Exporting ACIS SolidsLearn how to export Revit® Architecture models as ACIS® solids for use in Autodesk Building Systems. Top 10 Reasons to Move from AutoCAD to Autodesk Building SystemsIf you create building mechanical, electrical, or plumbing (MEP) construction documents and are currently working with AutoCAD® software to produce your drawings, then you should take a look at the top 10 reasons why moving from AutoCAD to Autodesk Building Systems just makes sense. Revit MEP: BIM for MEP EngineeringRevit MEP is the purpose-built building information modelling (BIM) software for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) engineering. This white paper explores how key concepts of BIM improve MEP design processes, both building mechanical and electrical, and how those processes are further enhanced when combined with Revit-based architectural or structural workflows, or both. | 