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CorelCAD vs Revit

	CorelCAD	Revit

Description	Designed especially for professionals, CorelCAD is a solid software for 3D modeling and editions, as well as printing and many more options for the users.	Revit is mainly used for Building Information Modelling (BIM). The program is widely used by architects & structural engineers to design buildings in 3D, with 2D elements.
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Features	Automation Support In-Place Text Editing Dynamic Blocks On-Site Annotation Industry-Standard CAD Features 3D Solid Editing and Modeling Tools Print 3D Designs Pattern Along Paths Efficient Meetings Sketch Ideas Print 3D Designs MultiLeader and Smart Dimesion Tools Table Support Move Entities Incrementally CoreCAD Mobile Mobile Drawings Layer Tools Instant Modifications Exchange 3D Files with Colleagues and Suppliers Design Resources Auto-Completion for Commands Transition from 2D to 3D Trimming Options Helix Tool Quick Input Drawing Tabs Drawing Constraints Work with GIS Files Easy File Sharing Object Snaps and EntityGrips	Architectural Design Add-Ons MEP Engineering & Fabrication Construction Annotation Interoperability & IFC Parametric Components Worksharing Structural Engineering Schedules Dynamo for Revit Global Parameters List with all features
Pricing	CorelCAD has a full version license for the price of $416,35.	Revit has a subscription based model: $320 per month $2,545 per year Check for discount!
Free Trial?	CorelCAD has a 30-days free trial alternative.	Yes, Revit offers a 30 day free trial.
Compatible with	Windows MacOS	Windows
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Alternatives	LibreCAD vs CorelCAD Maya vs CorelCAD AutoCAD vs CorelCAD	Revit vs MATLAB Revit vs Etabs Revit vs Advance Steel

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