Revit integration of analytical results with Robot

[dPellegrino]

Dear all, here's my issue:

A Revit model with slab and piles, with the analytical model correct with loads too. All good.

Export to Robot and run analysis. All good.

Import into Revit and visualise results with the Result explorer. All good.

Problem:

How can i access those result to put them into a pile schedule. Do you know where they get stored, or any chance i can use dynamo (if so, which node to visualise the analytical results for the "analytical isolated foundation").

Please see the screenshot, that example of result is what i need to extract and put in my schedule.

Many thanks in advance

[Rafal.Gaweda]

Hi @dPellegrino

I would suggest to damp these results from Robot.

[shefypattambi]

Hi @dPellegrino,

One option is this one

The other option is that if you started your analysis using structural analysis for dynamo package then you can get the Reaction at the base using specific node. once you sorted that; using "string from Object node" you can convert the Reaction value in to a Text. After that create a global or shared parameter for Foundation category as a Text as "Reaction" or any other word suitable for you.. Then using " Element set parameter Node" you can set the Reaction value to each selected list of Piles that is present in your revit. You required some advanced list management skill for this operation.

[dPellegrino]

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, if I try to schedule as Analytical columns I don't get the correct results (also, in my case, I'm dealing with isolated analytical foundation so I don't think we should change category).
For what regards dynamo I had a go but doesn't seem to work, I'm only importing results from Robot, not starting analysis from Dynamo

Thanks

[shefypattambi]

In that case another work around is export your reactions to excel...and
import excel data into dynamo and assign that value to pile using dynamo
node "set element parameter"..but again an advanced list sorting may be
required.

[Anonymous]

I don't know if you ever found a solution, but I found this post recently, which works really well (and has the dynamo script attached):  Load takedown results from analysis to Revit entities

In my case, the  reactions where attached to revit boundary conditions, which cannot be modified very much, so I just attached the reaction parameter to the host objects (column