Tips and tricks in Robot

Tips and tricks in Robot

Artur.Kosakowski
Autodesk Support Autodesk Support
17,770 Views
38 Replies
Message 1 of 39

Tips and tricks in Robot

Artur.Kosakowski
Autodesk Support
Autodesk Support

I'm starting a new topic where we can share all the smart ideas for making a model faster, finding mistakes easier or design something that seemed impossible with others.

 

Let me start with the link to the Build Your Robot Structural Analysis IQ! - Tips and tricks in Robot webinar.



Artur Kosakowski
17,771 Views
38 Replies
Replies (38)
Message 21 of 39

Anonymous
Not applicable

Really i need this 

0 Likes
Message 22 of 39

abidlihouda
Advocate
Advocate

Hi @Artur.Kosakowski

Thanks a lot ! 

0 Likes
Message 23 of 39

Rafal.Gaweda
Autodesk Support
Autodesk Support

Hi

 

Rescaling  \ stretching model by Transformation of Coordinate System.

 



Rafal Gaweda
Message 24 of 39

Anonymous
Not applicable

Great!

Thank you @Rafal.Gaweda.

 

Wassim

0 Likes
Message 25 of 39

mustafahesenow
Advisor
Advisor

1



Mustafa Hesenow
Senior Structural Design Engineer/MZP
LinkedIn

Message 26 of 39

abidlihouda
Advocate
Advocate

Thanks a lot.

0 Likes
Message 27 of 39

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi there,

It appears that I'm unable to add X and Y direction nodal forces direction to Plate elements which have been used to model slabs/raft foundations (please see attached screenshot). Is there a tip or trick you can provide which would help solve this problem? I guess it would be used primarily to check that a foundation has adequate resistance to the sliding failure mechanism.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Owen

0 Likes
Message 28 of 39

mustafahesenow
Advisor
Advisor

1



Mustafa Hesenow
Senior Structural Design Engineer/MZP
LinkedIn

Message 29 of 39

Anonymous
Not applicable

Thank's so much! 

0 Likes
Message 30 of 39

Anonymous
Not applicable

Sorry to bother you once again - the horizontal forces I'm applying to the slab are representative of the horizontal reactions from the superstructure, which are applied to the top surface of the foundation. These would then, therefore, have an effect upon the bearing stresses beneath the foundation due to the moment created (Fx or Fy multipled by the depth of the foundation) - does the analysis take this into consideration? Or should this effect be accounted for by applying a concentrated moment in addition to the horizontal force?

Thank you.

0 Likes
Message 31 of 39

fareed12
Advocate
Advocate

Is possible to calculate Torsional Amplification factor (Ax ) by dynamic forces from (Response Spectrum Analysis) or need to make procedures to do it?

0 Likes
Message 32 of 39

fareed12
Advocate
Advocate

Hi good day Is possible to calculate Torsional Amplification factor (Ax ) by dynamic forces from (Response Spectrum Analysis) or need to make procedures to do it?

0 Likes
Message 33 of 39

saclovitzky
Collaborator
Collaborator

That's a great video Mustafa. How about cutting any arbitrary shape within the boundary of a curve wall(with specified dimensions).Pls. see attached.

0 Likes
Message 34 of 39

EnricoCorvaglia
Advocate
Advocate

it would be interesting a suggestion on how to verify a node of an RSA beam frame in a software like Inventor and Nastran ... as asked in another post .... two Autodesk software ... to have support in this from autodesk agents would be as much as less desirable

0 Likes
Message 35 of 39

halvarezg
Observer
Observer

Hello, I have a series of doubts.

What benefits does ROBOT have besides the ease of interaction with REVIT compared to other analysis software such as MIDAS, SAP, ETABs?

Does the purchase of ROBOT also include something additional such as a license for REVIT or something that makes it more attractive economically?

 

Message 36 of 39

Romanich
Mentor
Mentor

Hi @halvarezg ,

Robot is a part of the AEC Collection and can not be purchased separately.

Do you find the posts helpful? "LIKE" these posts!
Have your question been answered successfully? Click 'ACCEPT SOLUTION' button.

Roman Zhelezniak

Robot Evangelist & Passionate Civil Structural Engineer

LinkedIn | Robot & Хобот | App Store for Robot
EESignature


0 Likes
Message 37 of 39

LeeCastro
Advocate
Advocate

Be more productive by set layouts stored in history and activating them at any time.

 

Follow the steps below::

a. After set a layout that you need, go to the View menu (1) and History (2)

 

LeeCastro_0-1695303285915.png

 

 b. Your last action will appear in the list of views and will be without a label (<No Label>), select this line (3), write a title of your choice (4), press enter key to confirm (5)

 

LeeCastro_1-1695303285816.png

 

c. Repeat steps (3) to (5) ow many times you need.

d. Click the box to enable "Show only labeled views" (6) and you can now browse your custom layouts (7).

 

LeeCastro_2-1695303286677.png

 

LeeCastro_3-1695303286201.png

 

LeeCastro_4-1695303286648.png

 

e. You can choose to leave this floating tab open, or if you close it, simply repeat steps (1) to (2).

f. To create new custom layouts, don't forget to disable step (6) and repeat steps (3) to (7).

 

That'a all!

Marque Aceitar como Solução e clique em Curtir.
Select Accept as Solution and click on Like

Li Chong Lee, DSc.
LinkedIn Instagram | Facebook | Twitter  | YouTube
Participante da Comunidade de Usuários Autodesk Brasil 

  

Message 38 of 39

CaioSaporito
Advocate
Advocate

CHANGE ORIENTARION EASILY (PRINTOUT COMPOSITION)

 

This trick that is taught in the Printout Composition Webinar. Very useful to change the orientation of any page.

 

caiosaporito_0-1695926728001.png

 

Best regards,

 

Caio

 

Message 39 of 39

WALIDGIO
Advocate
Advocate
thank you
0 Likes