Another great video, thank you! A trick I’ve used in the past is copying an excel table of beam or node definitions into robot. Can be very useful if you need to define linkages between lots of nodes (master slaver for example)
Oh that is a GREAT idea!! Using an excel table to generate a model is amazing especially if you want to have multiple models with little variations. thnx a lot for your input. I am happy you liked the video. Stay tuned for more content, CEE
Thank you Sir for these modeling tips and tricks. Once again great educative content as usual. The reason for my question of adding members with node numbers is that usually I import a partial model from Revit structures and wish to finish up the Modelling in robot and update the model back in Revit structure for design coordination. And it’s sometimes difficult to snap to Revit member nodes in robot structures. With this video I now know what am not doing and what I should rather be doing. Again I love ❤️ this video for the fact that it cleared my doubts on my question and also you taught me how to effectively use the drag command in copy/move which in most cases I ignore. Also for the pronunciation of my name, it’s perfect. Thank you again Sir Looking forward to more educative contents everyday Regards.
It was my pleasure. I think I will take a look on the revit/robot coordination and maybe provide content about this in the future. It did not cross my mind that drawing members via node numbers would be a necessity, so I will take a closer look on that. Hoping you all the best, CEE
Another great video, thank you! A trick I’ve used in the past is copying an excel table of beam or node definitions into robot. Can be very useful if you need to define linkages between lots of nodes (master slaver for example)
Oh that is a GREAT idea!! Using an excel table to generate a model is amazing especially if you want to have multiple models with little variations.
thnx a lot for your input. I am happy you liked the video. Stay tuned for more content,
CEE
Thank you Sir for these modeling tips and tricks. Once again great educative content as usual.
The reason for my question of adding members with node numbers is that usually I import a partial model from Revit structures and wish to finish up the Modelling in robot and update the model back in Revit structure for design coordination. And it’s sometimes difficult to snap to Revit member nodes in robot structures. With this video I now know what am not doing and what I should rather be doing.
Again I love ❤️ this video for the fact that it cleared my doubts on my question and also you taught me how to effectively use the drag command in copy/move which in most cases I ignore.
Also for the pronunciation of my name, it’s perfect.
Thank you again Sir
Looking forward to more educative contents everyday
Regards.
It was my pleasure. I think I will take a look on the revit/robot coordination and maybe provide content about this in the future. It did not cross my mind that drawing members via node numbers would be a necessity, so I will take a closer look on that.
Hoping you all the best,
CEE
Thank you for this amazing tips and tricks
you are most welcome. I wish you all the best.
amazing , thanks allots
You are welcome! Stay tuned for more content.
do you have tutorial where you explain the analysis of the stability of steel structures according to the EC3? (imperfektions etc.)
Hi there. Not yet, but I think I should cover it.
@@CivilEngineeringEssentials that would be great because thats one thing i am still trying to figuere out in robot