Analytical wall in revit structure

[Djokaboris]

Hi

How to resolve the conversion from physical to analytical wall . The problem is that, the end connection keeps on going beyond the wall.

[jay_colcombe · Accepted solution]

If this is Revit 2024 a workaround was that you needed to use the Wall Join and Mitre the wall ends in 2025 this has been resolved.

You could also  review the Tolerance Setting and set the walls to be the priority element and play with this method. (image from 2025 so may differ)

[Djokaboris · Accepted solution]

Hi Sir @jay_colcombe

Many Thanks for your replies . Please is there any way to convert physical to analytical curve walls??  

[jay_colcombe · Accepted solution]

It appears the Curved Panel is created by using a Panel Extrusion rather than a Boundary so it may at this time be beyond the scope of the analytical Automation Process.

[Djokaboris · Accepted solution]

Hi Sir @jay_colcombe 

Please can i get a hand in this??. It's an RCC structure in Revit  that i just corrected and after importing to Robot and runing the calculation , it keeps on displaying error messages like incoherent meshing on edges and member length zero, and overlapping members.  I wonder if robot figures out that an RC beam can be supported by another RC beam

[Djokaboris · Accepted solution]

Here is the file

[jay_colcombe · Accepted solution]

I cannot offer too much here but I would quickly create simply Structural Framing, Column etc. Scheules and look for zero length members

you can then select them and Highlight in the Model to find the exact location and resolve such issues

On the one highlighted above from investigation the whole arrangement does not look good?

Is this intended?

[Djokaboris · Accepted solution]

thanks a lot for your reply sir @jay_colcombe , I just created the simplest structural model and i'm 100% sure that there are no unconnected nodes. But when importing to robot  and running the calculation, there's no load distribution on slab. 

[Djokaboris · Accepted solution]

Find the solution to the problems.  Thanks for your time @jay_colcombe and my apologies for loading the forum

Best regards

Boris