Integration of RFEM / RSTAB in Autodesk Revit

Bidirectional Data Exchange
Revit provides not only extensive visualization options, but also a variety of special tools for creating architectural drawings. RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 communicate with Revit via a direct interface. This allows you to create new models bidirectionally and synchronize the changes. Revit is the ideal complement to RFEM/RSTAB: It can be used for quantity determination, creation of a model layout, or generally as a door to the CAD world.





Using the direct interface of RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 with BricsCAD, you can import and export nodes and lines.
Furthermore, you can export different objects (for example, cross-sections) from RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 to separate layers in BricksCAD.
Further features include the export of a deformed FE mesh and dimension lines.

The DSTV product interface for steel structures is available in RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 for transferring pure member structures (including loads, load cases, load combinations, imperfections).
The DSTV interface allows you to exchange data between RFEM 6 / RSTAB 9 and the programs like "Bentley ProStructure 3D", "Tekla Structures", "Bocad", "Intergraph Frameworks", "Graitec Advance Steel", "Cadwork", and many others.

Using the SDNF interface, you can import and export data such as materials, cross-sections, members, and surfaces in RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9. It allows you to exchange the file-based data with programs such as Tekla Structures or Advance Steel.

The DXF II interface is based on a different technology than the DXF interface. It provides additional features, such as the export of deformed meshes, the export of dimension lines, and so on.
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