StruBIM Steel

StruBIM Steel: tags

Learn how to manage tags for your project with StruBIM Steel. Tags allow you to group different parts of the model into information layers that can represent the role of different elements in the structure, the construction phases or any other aspect relevant to the project.

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StruBIM Steel: getting to know the interface

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StruBIM Steel: starting a new job

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StruBIM Steel: views

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StruBIM Steel: elements read and own elements

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StruBIM Steel: material libraries

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StruBIM Steel: element libraries

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StruBIM Steel: tags

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StruBIM Steel: grids

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StruBIM Steel: entering sections

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StruBIM Steel: codes

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StruBIM Steel: connections

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StruBIM Steel: accessories

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StruBIM Steel: dividing and joining elements

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StruBIM Steel: editing, deleting and copying elements

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StruBIM Steel: moving elements

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StruBIM Steel: rotating elements

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StruBIM Steel: element symmetry

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StruBIM Steel: assigning the section, material and insertion point

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StruBIM Steel: inverting the direction of the X axis and aligning the section to the plane

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StruBIM Steel: flipping sections

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StruBIM Steel: levelling a section face with a plane

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StruBIM Steel: analysing multiple connections

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StruBIM Steel: numbering parts

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StruBIM Steel: numbering assemblies

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StruBIM Steel: sheet generation options

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StruBIM Steel: quantities reports

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StruBIM Steel: job reports

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StruBIM Steel: exporting to DSTV files

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StruBIM Steel: exporting to STEP files

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StruBIM Steel: exporting to IFC EM.11 files