Inclined Beams with rectengular endings?!
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‎2016-03-31
09:44 PM
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‎2023-05-26
12:27 PM
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Rubia Torres
any chance to get inclined beams with rectengular endings.
I am struggeling hard to build a steel structure with the included steel profiles as objects.
thanks for hint!
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‎2016-03-31 09:49 PM
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‎2016-03-31 10:48 PM
that i knew.
but as soon as i incline them with e.g. 12° as beams the start and ending inclines as well. i need them to stay how they are ... rectengular.
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‎2016-04-01 03:11 AM
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‎2016-04-01 05:11 AM
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‎2016-04-01 09:26 AM
Bruce wrote:Are you referring to Objective?
Or you could just use the beam object. It allows you to cut the ends as you need
Thats great, but I think the op is looking for a way to cut beams without buying an add on.
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‎2016-04-01 09:55 AM
@jcrarch, how can i incline a wall vertically?
@Rogerdodge, when i morph it i also loose the data for ifc export
@Bruce, the standard beam object does not intersect with other elements correctly. and i have to enter the incline value numerically and cant work graphically :S
still exploring

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‎2016-04-01 10:02 AM
The beam objects should have hotspots for the incline in both sections and 3D view. You can pick top, bottom or middle axis in the dialog settings.
I've used single plan roofs with 0 thickness as SEO operators on a hidden SEO layer to create mitred joints on complex profile beam/collumn connections in the past, that sort of works. You can rotate/incline the roof in section/elevation view.
You can also give any element an override for IFC settings. Make a morph export as a beam etc. Do not feel limited to using the tools for their description/name. A profiled wall can be a concrete beam, a roof can be an inclined slab, etc.
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