No, Autodesk Revit Architecture software 2010 does not have layers. Autodesk Revit Architecture 2010 uses a SYSTEM of categories and subcategories to organize information within the building information model. Users can create their own subcategories for organizing data and various filtering and GRAPHIC override techniques for visibility and graphic control. Autodesk Revit Architecture’s unique organizational convention helps to prevent costly drawing mistakes due to user ERROR.

Categories and subcategories can be mapped for export in a way that creates layered DWG, DGN, or DXF files conforming to various CAD standards.

Four default mappings ship with the product: AIA CAD Standard 2000 (United States), BS1192 (United KINGDOM), ISO13567 (Europe), and CP83 (Asia). Users can also create their own project-specific layer mappings.

No, Autodesk Revit Architecture software 2010 does not have layers. Autodesk Revit Architecture 2010 uses a system of categories and subcategories to organize information within the building information model. Users can create their own subcategories for organizing data and various filtering and graphic override techniques for visibility and graphic control. Autodesk Revit Architecture’s unique organizational convention helps to prevent costly drawing mistakes due to user error.

Categories and subcategories can be mapped for export in a way that creates layered DWG, DGN, or DXF files conforming to various CAD standards.

Four default mappings ship with the product: AIA CAD Standard 2000 (United States), BS1192 (United Kingdom), ISO13567 (Europe), and CP83 (Asia). Users can also create their own project-specific layer mappings.