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after i calculated the model and checked deflection it became clear that some columns weren't recognized as the support for slab above
i checked the column node coordinates and it is on the same plane as my slab , i deleted the mesh and re meshed it again but the problem persist
i selected the slab and from object inspector tab i updated contour definition and then re meshed it again but the problem remain
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Hi @me1205377
Try to use the detailed correction option with the correction to the horizontal plane with given Z coordinate and then mesh the panel again.
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thank you for the fast reply 🙂
i did exactly the following so please correct me if that was not what you advised me to do
selected the slab >> Detailed structure correction >> selected "to plane" >> defined 3 points having the same Z coordinates on my slab " i used other columns node which was connected to the slab successfully before and checked their coordinates " >> set the range to be "current selection" >> apply
deleted the mesh and re meshed again but didn't solve the problem
Hi @me1205377
All what you need to correct is the columns node at this level .then re mesh the slab.
the node is exactly in correct elevation , other columns with same node coordinate got meshed correctly but no this one
Hi @me1205377
Since the column Node is exactly at slab level .
You select the nearest node of the mesh to the column node then move it exactly to column node.
Then you select both of the 2 nodes and you go to edit then correct un check all options and put precision 0.005m then click apply .
The nodes will be merged in one node .
Make run to the model and everything will work well
Hi @me1205377
The technique demonstrated during the 2nd Robot webinar
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