# IFC 4.3 Support

IFC 4.3 is the version of the IFC schema that offers extended support for Infrastructure categories, like Roads, Rails or Bridges (read more about [IFC Schema versions](/understanding-ifc/ifc-schema-versions.md)).

Revit 2023.1 or higher offers an *experimental* IFC 4.3 support with a basic implementation of the current schema version. Following workflows are supported:

* IFC LINK: IFC4.3 is automatically recognized when linking (Note: Opening IFC 4.3 Files in Revit is NOT supported)
* IFC EXPORT: ”Experimental” (limited implementation for testing purposes)

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As soon as IFC 4.3 has been finalized and released as ISO standard, the implementation of the new schema will be continued.&#x20;

Keep an eye on what the Revit Development team is currently working on through the official Roadmaps: <https://blogs.autodesk.com/aec/roadmap/revit-architecture-roadmap/>

This video provides a brief overview of the experimental IFC4.3 implementation in Revit: \ <mark style="background-color:orange;">▶️</mark> [<mark style="background-color:orange;">Using IFC4.3 in Revit</mark>](https://youtu.be/YqOemaUqmWI?si=WTELOEXOeMSyLSzw)


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