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Do anyone know how to make Concrete & Steel Cantilever work when you bring REVIT 2008 to RAM?
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In Revit, add a beam for the back span. Add another beam for the cantilever. Right click each beam individually for menu and select "properties". Under the parameter "Moment Connection Start" or "Moment Connection End", change the value to "Cantilever Moment". By default, Revit will show an open triangle for the cantilever connection. Your plan should look something like the attached partial plan. I have successfully imported cantilever steel framing into RAM structural system many times. Can't speak for concrete. The RAM link seems to limit that the backspan has to be longer than the cantilever.
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