Creates fabrication intent models from special lines called Design Lines that are associated with a Fabrication CADmep Service. Design Line is one of the most powerful features of Fabrication CADmep. Note: AutoCAD must be installed before installing Fabrication CADmep. The extension can be downloaded through the Autodesk Desktop App.
Also you can use the extension to import a fabrication job created in CADmep, ESTmep, or CAMduct so that you can continue modeling in Revit. You can use the Revit Extension for Fabrication to export a fabrication layout from Revit to a fabrication job in CADmep, ESTmep, and CAMduct. The Design to Fabrication features in Revit help to bridge the gap between design intent and fabrication-ready modeling-connecting MEP systems engineering, design, and detailing workflows across the lifecycle of your projects. The new roadmap is to create fabrication model (LOD 400) in Revit, then export model to MAJ format and transfer it to ESTmep and CAMduct.
Fabrication CADmep is no longer being developed, and features from it will be incorporated into Revit. But this workflow is going to be changed. Leveraging design information created in Revit can increase productivity by reducing the time and effort needed to create detailed fabrication drawings. It has the ability to convert certain Revit design-intent content into Fabrication CADmep fabrication-intent Items. Because Fabrication CADmep shares common libraries and databases with Revit, you can support BIM requirements with the ability to open CADmep models in Revit for detailing in BIM.įabrication CADmep is predominantly used for creating fabrication-intent models and drawings from design-intent models or drawings created by an engineer. Detailers can use common real-world content libraries and databases to extend the use of design-intent to create models that more accurately represent construction, are ready for the fabrication and installation of building systems. Fabrication CADmep is an AutoCAD-based software used by MEP contractors for detailing, fabrication, and installation workflows.
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