Intuitive User Interface with Individual Customization Options
Intuitive User Interface
A great strength of the Dlubal programs is their intuitive, easy-to-learn operation. RFEM 6 is no exception. Create your structure in a user interface usual for CAD or via tables. By right-clicking the graphical or navigator objects, a shortcut menu appears, which facilitates you creating or editing the objects. Due to the intuitive user interface, you can create structural and loading objects in a very short time.
Go to Explanatory VideoMultilingual Program Operation
The Dlubal programs reach customers from all over the world. Therefore, the program can be operated in the following languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Czech, Polish, Russian, Chinese, and Dutch.
Go to Explanatory VideoPhotorealistic Rendering
Always keep an eye on your model. Due to the photorealistic rendering (optionally with textures), you always have immediate control of your input. You can freely adjust the display colors and save them separately for screen and printout.
Go to Explanatory VideoRFEM 6 | Display properties
It is possible to assign different colors to various objects of a structure in order to make the rendering display of the structure more clearly arranged.
A distinction is made between the various object properties of nodes, lines, members, member sets, surfaces, and solids. Moreover, the model can be displayed in photorealistic rendering.
Go to Explanatory VideoDisplaying and Hiding Objects
Work more efficiently by freely adjusting the display of your model. You can selectively display or hide various objects, such as nodes, members, supports, and others. Dimension your model by using lines, arcs, inclinations, or height elevations. Freely created guidelines, sections, and comments facilitate you the input and evaluation. You can also display or hide the guide objects individually.
Go to Explanatory VideoGlobal Unit Settings
You can keep track of things with just a few clicks. A global dialog box manages the units for input data, loads, and results in RFEM or RSTAB, as well as in all add-ons.
You can save the settings and import them again later. In this way, it is possible for you to use different sections in steel and reinforced concrete structures, for example.
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Using the "Beam Panel" thickness type, you can model timber panel elements in 3D space. You just specify the surface geometry and the timber panel elements are generated using an internal member-surface construct, including the simulation of the connection flexibility.
Mia is Dlubal's AI assistant that is available for you not only on the website, but also directly in the programs RFEM, RSTAB, and RSECTION.
- With concentrated knowledge
- The chatbot is trained with the knowledge of the Dlubal website and the ChatGPT 4.0 language model. Mia can support you with all questions about Dlubal software and topics in civil engineering.
- Quick and easy
- Mia is available directly in the programs and saves you the hassle of following up by email or phone.
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- In programs: Click the Mia avatar at the bottom right to open the chat mode.
- Via the Dlubal website: To chat with Mia, click on the avatar at the bottom right of the Dlubal website, or visit her special page: Mia – Your AI Assistent
You can use the "Dashpot" member type to define a damping coefficient, a spring constant, and a mass. This type of member expands the possibilities within the time history analysis.
With regard to viscoelasticity, the member type "Dashpot" is similar to the Kelvin-Voigt model, which consists of the damping element and an elastic spring (both connected in parallel).
For rigid links, it is possible to define line hinges. This allows for semi-rigid coupling of different elements, for example.