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Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 4:08:18 AM | revit structure to robot millennium

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Hi everyone

 I am using Revit Structure and Robot millennium in design. The Problem was during the exporting(using extension) process to Robot the beam say 300mm x 600mm and the slab thickness was 250mm, the beam becomes now 350mm the slab thickness were deducted to beam height. and during the analysis or calculation of stress in robot is was very slow unlike using autocad structural detiling export to cbs pro then cbs to robot it was very fast in analysis or calculation of stresses

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