Reply With Quoteapparently not .... you got any updates on this? I some how missed this when you originally posted it but am curious to know where this went and or is going, those would be some handy conversions there.
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22nd Oct 2011 08:34 pm #1Senior Member
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Does anyone know much about this?
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Autodesk Acquires Micro Application Packages Limited
SAN RAFAEL, Calif., Oct. 20, 2011 — Autodesk, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADSK), a leader in 3D design, engineering and entertainment software, announced that it has acquired Micro Application Packages Limited (MAP Software)
I have used this software and see that they started doing a Revit MEP to AutoCAD MEP conversion and back. Anyone in the loop know what is going on!
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19th Mar 2012 04:56 pm #3
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We are curently using TSI CAD mech and FAB mech. It is the Fab Mech product that handles the translation to and from Revit. However if the Revit family is not created prior to import into Revit you will have to subsitute the "Correct" fitings in Fab Mech for the "incorrect" fittings availble to Revit. I belive that eventually the Revit package will have an add on that incorperates all of the "Goodies" in Fab and Cad mech but I would not hold your breath...
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