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Revit uses the RVT file format to store its projects. This format specifically encapsulates all the necessary information related to a Revit project, including 3D geometry, materials, annotations, and other project-related data. The RVT file enables not only the storage of the architectural model but also the collaboration features that Revit is known for, allowing multiple users to work on or reference the same project file seamlessly.

In contrast, formats like DWG and DXF are associated with AutoCAD and often serve as interoperability tools rather than primary project storage formats, focusing on 2D and 3D drafting and layout. The RPJ format, on the other hand, is used for Revit projects in specific contexts, such as backup files, but is not the primary format for project storage. Therefore, RVT is the correct and most suitable format for storing comprehensive project data within Revit.