StruBIM Steel

StruBIM Steel: element libraries

This is how easy it is to create and configure your element libraries in StruBIM Steel. The program provides section libraries, bolt libraries, cast-in anchor libraries and electrode libraries.

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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