When taking on more complex projects, especially in the rendering stage, running Revit through a virtual machine simply won’t give you the performance you need. That means you could lose some of the 3D capability that Revit provides.
Most importantly, the performance isn’t going to be as powerful.Īdditionally, the graphic interface on Mac doesn’t play well with virtual machines. It’s a decent solution, but there are drawbacks to this method of running Revit on the Mac. You can then run Windows through that virtual machine, and then run Revit through Windows. The most common solution to run Revit on a Mac is using a virtual machine. That means if you buy a Revit license, you cannot install it on your Mac.īut we’re IT guys. Revit is designed exclusively to run on the Windows operating system. Well-Revit never designed a version of their product for MacOS. What’s the problem with running Revit on a Mac computer, anyway? Let’s move forward and talk about running Revit on a Mac. Macs are proportionately attacked more than Windows. They take up a much larger portion of the market share as compared to Mac, meaning naturally that they are targeted more often. More attacks happen against Windows computers because there are simply more Windows computers out there. This is not true, as Windows and Mac are pretty equal in terms of security. There is also a general belief that Macs are more secure than PCs. Many architects, designers, and engineers use Mac to power their projects because it’s one of the best-operating systems out there. Whatever your reason for having a Mac computer, it’s valid.
We’ll also answer an even more important question: should you even run Revit on your Mac in the first place? We’re unpacking a very important subject on Design Under Influence: how to run Revit on the MacOS operating system.
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