3D Structural & BIM Software
Integration in Autodesk AutoCAD
AutoCAD by Autodesk is one of the most commonly used CAD programs. The following overview describes the option of data exchange between RFEM/RSTAB and AutoCAD using the direct interface.
-
Import
Lines can be imported as lines (RFEM) or as members. The names of layers are transferred as cross-section descriptions and the first material is assigned from the predefined materials. However, if the program recognizes a material or cross-section listed in the Dlubal database according to the layer name, these will be transferred as well.
-
Export
Members are exported from RFEM/RSTAB as lines. The line layers include information concerning the cross-sections and materials used in the program. In addition to the entire model including FE mesh, it is possible to export the numbering managed in the navigator.
Another exchange option is to transfer the RFEM/RSTAB results as isolines in a DXF file. For this, you can directly select various elements such as isolines, FE mesh, values, and more.
Knowledge Base Articles
Opportunities and Challenges of Structural Engineers When Using BIM
The bachelor thesis of Daniel Dlubal focuses on presenting and highlighting the chances, advantages and opportunities of BIM when performing structural analysis and design of buildings.Screenshots
Product Features Articles
Member Reinforcement Export to Revit
The reinforcement concept from RF-/CONCRETE Members can be exported to Revit. The rectangular and circular cross-sections are currently supported.
The reinforcement bars can be modified retroactively in Revit.
