They can view analysis results, view a report, and download the Robot model with and without results. Collaborators cannot edit results and cannot download them to the Revit project.

Website – project page: You can share an analysis with collaborators.

Website – 3D Structure Viewer: On mobile devices, you can zoom in/out, pan, and rotate a model using gestures.

Results for members and surfaces are presented in the Local Coordinate System (LCS). Moreover, you can display detailed results.

Website – 3D Structure Viewer: You can display results for static analysis and gravity analysis in 3D Structure Viewer.

In the Analyze in Cloud dialog, you can specify a type and parameters for several analyses. Perform analysis: You can perform a batch of analyses simultaneously.Result Explorer: You can display and explore types of results for gravity analysis.It is the analysis type which by deducing the flow paths of loads lets you determine how vertical loads are transmitted from the top to the foundation of the model. Gravity analysis: Apart from static analysis, you can perform gravity analysis.The following enhancements are available in version 2016: With this new functionality it is now much more realistic to add all the loads and load/code combinations in Robot and then transfer to Revit.

When the transfer is made from Robot to Revit all the load combinations are also now transferred across. If the loading that is added via Robot is not supported in Revit, for example a thermal load, then you will see the following warnings when transferring the model. The Autodesk Structural Analysis Toolkit 2016 has been released for a few weeks now and I have been testing and using this during training and consultancy days and have discovered that the workflow now supports loads modelled in Robot and then transferred to Revit as well as a host of other documented features.

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