Thanks, Paul for the suggestion. I have managed to re-establish the link between Revit R2 and Etabs.
This leads to my next question. I presume that most contributors to this discussion group are based in the US, so it may not be a concern.
I built my Revit model with metric steel sizes, but when I export to Etabs (defaulted to start with imperial sizes), many members are not recognized, and some members were not brought in at all. Other than re-assigning all members as imperial sizes in Revit, is there another way around this?
I tried creating a template .edb file in Etabs and chose this .edb when starting Etabs from Revit, but it caused a run-time error.
I also tried exporting the Revit model as an EXR file. After selecting the .edb template file on start-up, I imported the EXR file into Etabs, but still the sizes were not recognized, and actually, none of the members were brought in. Any suggestions?
I'm also interested in your previous discussion about the flow of the Revit model. For those firms who have implemented Revit, what is the flow path in your firm? (model started by drafters --> engineers --> drafters, or engineers --> drafters) We're considering the implementation of a BIM software, so I would appreciate it if you wouldn't mind sharing your advice/experience.
Thanks.