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Structural Analytical<br />

Modelling<br />

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In this tutorial, you learn some basic concepts of the <strong>Autodesk</strong> Revit Structure 2009 analytical model and how to prepare<br />

the model to be analyzed by a third party analysis software.<br />

Applying the Analytical Model to the Design Process<br />

Revit Structure combines 2 models. The physical model that is used for documentation, quantity take off,<br />

interaction with steel detailers and fabricators and also the analytical model that can be consumed by<br />

multiple 3rd party analysis software. The analytical model consists of structural components, component<br />

properties, material properties, geometry, loads and load combinations. As you create objects and the physical<br />

model, the analytical model is created automatically based on engineering rules and logical relationships<br />

between the structural objects.<br />

When working with the analytical model, Revit Structure View Templates provide initial conditions for a<br />

view. You can apply a template to an existing or new view. You can also apply an existing view’s view<br />

properties using the Apply View Template command. The view inherits view properties such as View Scale,<br />

Discipline, Detail level, and the visibility settings of categories and subcategories. View Templates help<br />

standardize the look of all views.<br />

Views and View Templates are not linked. All views created with that template are not automatically updated.<br />

To update a view, you can reapply the modified template.<br />

NOTE Reapplying a view template overrides previous view property modifications and View templates can only<br />

be applied to geometric views.<br />

Because each view in Revit Structure consists of different properties, the View Template saves and applies<br />

only common properties. You can save the View Template from one type of view and apply those same<br />

properties to any other geometric view.<br />

For example, if you save a template from a plan view, you can apply that same template to a 3D view. Though<br />

the View Range property applies only to plan views, the template is still applied to the 3D view. Revit<br />

Structure applies only the properties applicable to both.<br />

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