Create new models in either direction and seamlessly synchronize changes as your project evolves.
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- Building Information Modeling (BIM)
- Autodesk Revit
Building Information Modeling (BIM) | Autodesk Revit
Due to the numerous interfaces in the structural analysis programs RFEM and RSTAB, you can easily and conveniently exchange data with the common industry software (such as CAD programs).
In Revit, you can easily display complex building structures as physical and analytical models. The modeling of the structure is automated. However, manual post-processing of the analytical model is possible at any time. You can also define structural objects, such as hinges, supports, and loads. Since the quality of the structural model always follows the physical architectural model, sources of error are minimized.
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Three-Dimensional Planning According to BIM Method
The structural analysis software provided by Dlubal Software can be integrated seamlessly into the Building Information Modeling (BIM) process.
Revit provides extensive visualization and tools for architectural drawings. RFEM 6 communicate with Revit via a direct interface — eliminating messy intermediate files and redundant data entry across your entire project team.
Effortlessly transfer your architectural or analytical model from Revit to RFEM for rigorous structural calculations and design checks.
Push optimized cross-sections and design modifications from your structural software directly back into your CAD/BIM model.
The direct interface allows you to update the Revit model to reflect any changes you have made in RFEM or RSTAB. The update process offers flexibility depending on what modifications were made:
- Comprehensive Regeneration: For geometric or topological changes, Revit objects are automatically deleted and rebuilt using the updated RFEM/RSTAB data.
- Fast Property Updates: To update only materials or dimensions without rebuilding the model, check 'Update only materials, thicknesses, and sections'. Original Revit objects remain intact. (Note: Geometric changes are ignored in this mode).