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Hello everyone, I am fairly new to Revit Strucutre and am doing a semester long project on structural failures.... I was wondering if you could build a strucutre and essentially animate it to show it failing? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot!
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You willl probably have to do several screen shoots, saved as jpg's and inserted into movie maker. But maybe that's too much.
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It sounds like it might be too complex for Revit. It seems like an animation program would work best for this.
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You can make video walkthroughs of your model but I am pretty sure you cannot animate specific elements in the model to move in an automated path or manner. A sequence of screen-shots would be as close as you could get but it would probably be as intensive as stop-animation /clay-mation stuff i.e. not worth, doable though... Good luck on the project
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I think if this was possible, no structure failures would ever happen again...
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I would recomend using Revit to model your structure and then export to Navisworks. Navisworks will alow you to animate your building to animate it failing...if its a connection failure. If a beam or a column go plastic Im not sure what you could do to animate that.
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