I just wanted to share my thoughts on the new RFEM 6 version and how it works with Grasshopper. I'm thrilled with this new version, and I look forward to using it every day.
I also think the interface to Grasshopper is really great!
Do you have any questions?
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The data exchange between RFEM 6 and Allplan can be done using various file formats. This article describes the data exchange of a determined surface reinforcement using the ASF interface. This allows you to display the RFEM reinforcement values as level curves or colored reinforcement images in Allplan.
The recently introduced Webservices gives users the ability to communicate with RFEM 6 using their programming language of choice. This feature is enhanced with our High Level Functions (HLF) Library. The libraries are available for Python, JavaScript, and C#. This article looks at a practical use case of programming a 2D Truss Generator with Python. "Learning by doing," as the saying goes.
Our webservice offers users the opportunity to communicate with RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9 using various programming languages. Dlubal's high-level functions (HLFs) allow you to expand and simplify the WebService's functionality. In line with RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9, using our WebService makes the engineer's work easier and faster. Check it out now! This tutorial shows you how to use the C# library by means of a simple example.
The individually defined printout reports in an RFEM or RSTAB model can be displayed in different ways.
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In addition to JavaScript, the Python high-level functions are also available in the console. Using the Python option, the console also provides you with the Python HLF functions known from the WebService function catalog for further use in the object properties dialog box for in-app scripting.
In RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9, you can export line graphics to the SVG format (vector graphics).
SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics and is an XML-based file format for displaying two-dimensional vector graphics. These vector graphics can be scaled without loss. It is possible to edit the SVG files using text editors, embed them on websites, and open them in the usual browsers.
You can import table values from a prepared Excel table into RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 with just a few clicks – either individually or all at once. For the import, you need to install a plug-in in Microsoft Excel according to this FAQ: Is the import from Microsoft Excel still available in RFEM 6? .
Did you know? You can export all RFEM/RSTAB tables with the results individually or all at once directly into an Excel table or as a CSV file. There are several options available to you:
- With table headers
- Selected objects only
- Filled rows only
- Only filled tables
- Export data as plain text
This way, the program allows you to control and clearly manage the exported data. You can export the stored formulas directly in the table or as a separate table, as in the case of the used parameters.
How can I use an RSECTION cross-section when exporting a model from Revit to RFEM 6?
I still get an error message, although the WebService settings are activated in RFEM 6.
I get an error when importing an .xml file from SCIA to RFEM 6. How can I import SCIA files into RFEM 6?
How can I exchange data between RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 and IDEA StatiCa?
I use a template for the data exchange with Revit or Rhino/Grasshopper, and get an error message.
I get an error when entering the name of a parametric section (for example, R_M1 500/1000) in Grasshopper.
