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Hi, I am modelling a guardrail on top of a concrete wall and I need my start and end post bottom connections to be different (different baseplate size and post location) than the middle posts. I am currently using the Graitec Stairs and Railings Powerpack, and am wondering if there is someway to do this without exploding the macro. I know it is possible to have varying connections if you have multiple segments, but I only have one segment since I want my top handrail to be one piece for now. Thanks to anyone that can help.

**Bonjour à tous,** Je dois faire le ferraillage avec Revit suite à une demande d’un client, mais je ne sais pas quelle extension utiliser. Je connais quelques extensions comme : * **AdFer** (ProgisCAD), * **BIM Designer** (Graitec), * **Reinforcement Detailing 2019** (SOFiSTiK), * **Atlancad**. Mais je ne sais pas laquelle est la plus simple à utiliser ni laquelle permet de générer une nomenclature automatiquement. Merci de me conseiller.

**Bonjour à tous,  ** **J'aurai besoin d'aide  🙏** Je souhaite automatiser l’export et l’import du modèle analytique de Revit vers Arche Ossature via le Powerpack. Le problème que je rencontre concerne les charges surfaciques : je les renseigne bien sur le modèle analytique dans Revit, mais une fois le modèle chargé dans Arche, elles ne figurent plus. Quelqu’un saurait-il à quoi cela peut être dû ? Dans le mapping, j’indique le chemin vers les familles de poteaux et poutres utilisées dans le modèle. Merci d’avance pour votre aide ! mes paramètres d'export en PJ

Hi everyone, I’m currently testing the PowerPack for Revit 2024 (they offer a 15-day trial). Since the project is relatively small, I’ll probably finish it before the trial ends and consider purchasing the yearly license later if another project comes up where I find the PowerPack extension necessary, as it simplifies reinforcement detailing. The problem is, I can’t change the rebar colors. In the "Main Bars" settings, the "Bar Color" option is greyed out and locked and I can’t click or modify it at all. I’ve tried contacting Graitec support via phone and email. I called both their UK and Portugal offices, but no one picked up. I was at least able to leave a voicemail with the Portugal team, but it’s been about three days and I still haven’t heard back. I also emailed both their technical support and sales team, but to no response. I’ve searched through their YouTube tutorials and official documentation, but haven’t found anything that addresses this specific issue. If anyone here uses the PowerPack for rebar detailing and knows how to unlock or work around this, I’d really appreciate the help. . I'm in a bit of a hurry since the trial is ticking down and I want to finish this project while still in trial period.

Greetings all, I have tried and have researched all over. Went as far as downloading the free 30-day Graitec Trial to see if it will help as well. I am not familiar or have ever used the PowerPack from Graitec so any pointers on this would be helpful as well. I have a STEP file that I am trying to import and add as part of my model for detailed drawings. Importing the file was not an issue, however, after importing and making a detail drawing, the object that was imported from the STEP file is detailed as a non-solid and appears as lines in the detail drawing. *Note that in model the object does appear as a solid object. Does anyone have any idea on how I could get this to appear as a solid after creating detail drawings, with and/or without the powerpack? I have tried exploding after import, as suggested by other articles, and the result is the same, non-solid in the detailed drawing. Hoping someone can shine in. Thank you in Advance. See attached for the STEP file and .dwg after imported.

Anyone that uses the Graitec PowerPack can they log into their Advantage account and look at the roadmap. The roadmap tells you the direction they want to take, features that are in progress, planned, under consideration and released. You can add ideas and vote on the ones suggested. The are some very good ideas that need voting on because Graitec do actually do something with ideas.

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