Analytical Line Connection

Analytical Line Connection

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Analytical Line Connection

iketut_119210188
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I am attempting to create an analytical model using analytical automation, but the results indicate that the slabs and columns/beams are not properly connected as shown in the picture. How can we rectify this to ensure proper integration?

The plan is to export the analytical model to ETABS for further structural analysis. If the model remains unchanged (with slabs not properly connected to columns and beams), will it affect the calculations in ETABS?


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Nader_ASSAF
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Which version of Revit are you using ? If 2024, there is a new dynamo script.

 

You can adjust manually the analytical model or you can control the tolerance between elements in the dynamo script (be careful with the units).

 

The answers in the link below might help you : 

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/bim-revit-bim-et-autodesk/revit-coherence-modele-solide-et-modele-ana...


Finally, an unconnected model will not give you a correct calculation.

 

Cordially, 

Nader Assaf.

 

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iketut_119210188
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I am using Revit 2023 student version, is there a Dynamo script available for this version?

I have tried to fix it manually using align or move to relocate it, but when the analytical panel is moved, the analytical member also moves with it even though I only select the analytical panel

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Nader_ASSAF
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The updated script is for 2024.

Analytical panels and analytical elements are connected through nodes. So by moving panels, elements will follow.

First Try to move elements to the panels than by moving panels to the right elevation, elements will follow .

 

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