Ie if in space gass you change the member from a 250 to a 310 you need to have the 310 load in Revit. Secondly You have to have the member load in Revit before you run the link. 1) Define material properties, geometry of the frame, member sizes, restraints and member fixities 2) Input primary loads such as SW, DL and LL and wind loads 3) Define load combinations required for design 4) Analyse the structure 5) Obtain design actions, such as M, V, N and deflections resulting from critical load combinations Note: this Example has. This is the first time I am doing this exchange and am just using the Space Gass demo.Īnyone got any ideas what might be happening? I have updated the mapping text file (modified the Family 'Type' name to match what is in the Revit file.īrianCheck that you have the latest.

No Revit name translation exists for SPACE GASS Section No: 1 No translated Revit section name can be found in the custom translation file for SPACE GASS section name: 310 UB 32.0 (SPACE GASS Section No: 2) Revit Section: 250UC89.5 family is not loaded in the current Revit model No translated Revit section name can be found in the custom translation file for SPACE GASS section name: 250 UC 89.5 (SPACE GASS Section No: 1) The new member size is loaded into Revit. If I push the model out from Revit to space gass and change a member size I get the following message on import. I'm using Revit Structure 2012 SP2 (64 bit) Revit Section: 100PFC family is not loaded in the current Revit modelĮxisting Steel Member Design data cannot be located have just being trying minor changes to the model in space gass (move a member) but it is throwing up the above error back in Revit. No translated Revit section name can be found in the custom translation file for SPACE GASS section name: 100 PFC (SPACE GASS Section No: 1) I am able to push out the model from Revit to Space Gass but when I go to bring it back in I get the following:

Space gass setup