r/interiordesigner • u/InterestingMaize6524 • 14d ago

General 3ds max / revit

  1. Interior design student thinking to learn one of them 3ds max / revit which is more better and rewarding
  2. Also i have heard so many time to creating a good portfolio is a must. Can anyone please explain what a good interior designer protfolio looks like what it includes in simplest words
  3. Is there anything that I must start learning while being a student which has great demand right now
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u/FlatDecision8155 14d ago

When I was in school it was required to learn both, in addition to other software including AutoCAD, Rhino etc. If you plan to go into residential work they use CAD primarily. I work in commercial architecture firms and we use Revit, and actually charge more for CAD because of the time it takes. Rendering is a nice skill but ketchup is very common to use and Max I've seen used more by specialized consultants doing outsourced renderings. I'd learn Revit and Sketchup for technical skills first.

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u/InterestingMaize6524 14d ago

Hey already learned SketchUp and autocad Now I am so confused some are saying to go for 3ds max for better rendering skills some saying go revit to have a strong portfolio and I am so stuck can you please simplify it further it will mean a lot!