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Each of the shell elements (plates and walls) has to be mapped separately into corresponding type of a floor of wall element in Revit. Read more about the mapping process in Mapping.
Plates
A plate element defined in FEM-Design is imported to Revit project as a Floor: Structural. Along with the geometry of a plate, following properties are transferred:
- Structural Material: as parameter of a floor type chosen at mapping.
- Eccentricity: one of the three alignment settings from FEM-Design is imported to FEM-Design as z Projection parameter of an analytical floor element, according to the following rule:
- Top /Left alignment from FD --> z Projection: Top of Slab
- Center alignment from FD --> z Projection: Center of Slab
- Bottom/Right alignment from FD --> z Projection: Bottom of Slab
Walls
A wall element defined in FEM-Design is imported to Revit project as Wall: Structural. Along with the geometry of a wall, following properties are transferred:
- Structural Material: as parameter of a floor type chosen at mapping.
- Eccentricity: alignment settings from FEM-Design are imported to FEM-Design as z Projection parameter of an analytical wall element, according to the following rule:
- Left alignment from FD --> z Projection: Interior Face
- Center alignment from FD --> z Projection: Center of element
- Right alignment from FD --> z Projection: Exterior Face
Profiled panels
Profiled plate panels created in FEM-Design model can be saved to struxml as plate elements and imported to Revit as Floor: Structural. The same rules apply as in case of importing plate elements. Each group of profiled panels will be exported as one floor boundary.