Category: Tekla Tutorials
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Tekla Custom Component Primer
Part 1 of the custom component take you through the following items. Defining parameters Setting Create option in the Component tree Loading…
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Beginner Modeling erros
Here is a discussion on beginer modeling errors. These types of errors cause huge time loss in modeling and editing of drawings. Has to be tackled early on. I have sent the corrected model to all the students.
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Tekla Introduction
Following items will be covered in the introduction IntroductionPanning and ZoomingSwitching to Normal ViewCreating Views Download dropbox model https://www.dropbox.com/s/a2vztcbxc3buadb/USER-INTERFACE.zip?dl=0
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Trimble Connect – The powerful collaboration [Ep-1]
Trimble Connect is a powerful collaboration tool for Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) Professionals including the Architects, Engineers, Detailers, Sub contractores, General Contractors and Project owners. This tool helps in collaborating the models among all the members of the project. This tool makes the project information accessible, transparent and traceable and to help users to…
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Using Polybeams rather than Curved Beams when modelling in Tekla (if NC files are required)
Have you ever created NC files for curved beams in TEKLA? Generally, if you want to create an NC file for curved beams, the beams should be modelled using the Polybeam option. Because TEKLA will not create NC files for curved beams if you model them using the curved beam option. Let’s consider the…
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D NUT BRACING OR CLEAT BRACING?
A lot of fabricators prefer D Nut bracing over cleat bracing because it is much simpler and cheaper. If the engineer has specified cleat bracing the detailer must investigate whether a D Nut bracing will be sufficient. If yes, then please RFI the engineer with D Nut bracing proposal. The fabricator could prefer this connection.…
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Modeling Cage Bolts
There is no need to spend a lot of time trying to model bolt cage accurately if the drawings can be annotated to get the final accurate final intent Here I am showing an example of a bolt cage. There is not need to model the helix to avoid the clash. No one can make…