Webinar 3: BIM Integration and RFEM
Free Online Webinar
Everything I Expected and More
"RFEM is everything I expected and more. I’m having a blast learning the software and the webinars are fantastic."
Nicholas J. Greven P.Eng.
23 July 2019
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- Revit/Tekla integration with RFEM utilizing the direct link
- Round-tripping of updated model between programs
- Useful tips for a more optimized integration
- Other BIM options available
Time Schedule
- Up to 2:05: Introduction
- Up to 7:55: Overview about possible Workflows
- Up to 39:34: Live Demo of the Revit-RFEM Interface
- Up to 59:37: Live Demo of the Tekla-RFEM Interface
- Up to 1:05:47: Short Overview about the other Interfaces
- Up to 1:08:16: Conclusion
Speaker
Amy Heilig, PE
CEO - USA Office
Sales & Technical Support Engineer
Amy Heilig is the CEO of the USA office located in Philadelphia, PA. In addition, she provides sales and technical support and continues to aid in the development of Dlubal Software programs for the North American market.
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When trying to import a model from AutoCAD into RFEM, I am getting the error message "3DSOLID or REGION entity detected. Those entities are written in binary format, so import is not possible."
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- How are the signs to be interpreted for the release results of the line release and line hinges?
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