The following link provides information on the permissions required in the user license to work with the different CYPE programs. Free applications If the application is free, it will not require any permissions during its use. When using free applications that can be linked to a BIMserver.center project, any type of project can be linked […]
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To access the learning resources of the program, follow these steps: Open the “Training” menu on this website and select “Learning resources”. Find and select the desired program in the drop-down menu on the left-hand side. Then click on the button with the program name in the centre. This will take you to the program’s
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A job can be linked to a BIMserver.center project in the following ways: When creating a new job via the “File” menu, “New”, in the “Project selection” window, tick the “Link to a BIMserver.center project” checkbox: In the centre, if the user is not already logged in, they must log in with their BIMserver.center user
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To share or export the information generated by the program in BIMserver.center, follow these steps: First of all, ensure that the job is linked to a specific BIMserver.center project. This can be carried out when creating a new job or at any time when the job has been opened. Then go to the “BIMserver.center” group
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CYPE 3D allows information contained in IFC files to be imported through the “Automatic introduction IFC” option available when creating a “New job”: The IFC entities containing information that can be read by CYPE 3D are the following: Model IFCSTRUCTURALANALYSISMODEL Nodes IFCSTRUCTURALPOINTCONNECTION Bars (with defined sections) IFCSTRUCTURALCURVEMEMBER Boundary conditions IFCBOUNDARYNODECONDITION Node and bar ratios IFCRELCONNECTSWITHECCENTRICITY
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Users may see the following type of error when working or carrying out analyses with CYPE programs: Warning: A security check has failed Expression: expression_referenceFile: file_name.c (FILE.DLL)Line: XXXModule: program_name.exe The two available options are “Exit” and “Ignore”: By clicking on “Exit“, the program will stop running; any unsaved information up to that point may be
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To modify the unit system in the program, open the “General Configuration” menu at the top right of the program’s general interface. Then select “Units“. In the pop-up window, the desired “Units” for each of the displayed dimensions or magnitudes can be selected, as well as set the “Decimal digits“. The dimensions or magnitudes displayed
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CYPE 3D may display the following error: The element is not defined between two levels. The problem can be found in the “Analysis” menu, selecting “Show/Hide incidents”: The problem occurs if a bar has been categorised as a “Column”. Entering bars categorised as columns requires the prior definition of levels. Therefore, the following alternative solutions
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CYPE 3D may display the following error: A tie cannot have intermediate nodes. The problem can be found in the “Analysis” menu, selecting “Show/Hide incidents”: The intermediate node may have been generated when entering the tie by keeping the “Generate nodes at intersection points” option in the “Bar” menu activated. This option should remain deactivated
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CYPE 3D may display the following error: One of the elements of the continuous beam forms an angle greater than 80 with the horizontal plane. The problem can be found in the “Analysis” menu, selecting “Show/Hide incidents”: The problem is caused by an element that is defined as a “Beam” but whose directrix is close
