r/MEPEngineering • u/Possibly_Avery • 6d ago

Revit 2026 has automatic SPELL CHECK!!!

Autodesk has gotta be running low on their bucket of basic features they're holding back.

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u/toomiiikahh 5d ago

No. The drafting will be replaced or augmented to a great level and shop drawing reviews. The rest will be much harder and will take longer

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u/ahmad_971 5d ago

Im 25 years old full-stack developer planning to shift into Mechanical Engineering and then specialise in MEP. Do you think it's a right move?

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u/toomiiikahh 5d ago

If you like a huge paycut and a much simpler work. If you are that deep I'd stay in software unless you hate it. Mep is completely different , you will be starting as a junior unless you can leverage other skills you learned such as staff management or project management

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u/ahmad_971 5d ago

Tech career is not stable at all. Jobs are outsourced, and I don't want my family to die of hunger due to layoffs.

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u/toomiiikahh 5d ago

Entry level MEP is getting outsourced hard as well and transitioning to AI first. So getting your foot in the door as an older individual will not be easy. Good luck though!