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Last week a client asked me to remove the BOM from my assembly drawing and without thinking I opened the Bill Of Material in TplEd and deleted it. So now the BOM is gone from all my assembly drawings and I want it back ! Assuming that the BOM you have is the same as the deleted one it should be no real problem. Make sure your BOM has the same name as the deleted one and put it in your template folder as defined in your advanced settings XS_TEMPLATE_DIRECTORY . If it doesn't appear in your drawing it might be because your drawing layout no longer has the association to the BOM. If this is the case then you will need to add it to your UK-Assembly Layout. Drawings & Reports > Drawing Settings > Drawing Layouts and select your layout select the Table Layout button and then the table layout you use and the Tables button. If you don't see your BOM listed on the left, you don't have it saved in the correct folder. If you see it move it to the right side. Position it relative to another template or the drawing frame. You may need to tweak the position to get it to appear in the proper place on you drawing. Hint: don't close any of the layout dialogues until the template shows up in it's right place. Just hit Apply, Apply, Apply and open your drawing to see. Make corrections as needed and hit Apply, Apply, Apply and reopen your drawing to see the corrections. When you're done close out the dialogues and copy the *.lay file to your firm folder.
In our assembly marks we use an assembly prefix of X for everything. We then have tekla construct the part mark using the position number + the user defined attribute "USER_FIELD_1" + the number one. In the part user defined attribute "user field 1" we put B for beam, C for column, D for diagonal etc. The column marks will look something like 100C1, 101C1 etc. Beam marks will look like 102B1, 103B1. You get the picture. Using X for the assembly prefix for everything prevents tekla from having a column 100C1 and a beam 100B1, which is what would happen if you were to use B or C in the assembly prefix. This would not work for us because we use separate drawings for every piece and you would need two drawings 100, one for 100C1 and one for 100B1. There will only be one X100 and the UDA will decide if it's to be 100B1 or 100C1. Many objects in Tekla have UDAs. You get to them like (UDAs) this. Tekla Structures Logo in drawing title box To not to use this and put in customers name. Double click on it, ignore warning, add single line text(s), save as say company 1. When you want to use this again go project properties / advanced and pick company number. You can also use .jpeg and .giffs the should be put in the same folder as where metsecs and steadmans are.
Column Base Plates I've drawn my inclined column at say 3deg off vertical, how do I get my base plate to remain level with the slab below? The macro automatically puts it on the same slope as the column. Do I need to explode the component and rotate? Is there an easy way? In the General tab, change the "Up direction" from "auto" to +x or +y. GOOD TO KNOW For a 3 holed base plate use 1004 go to bolts, play about with delete hole using 1,2,3 & 4
To reduce the size of a Tekla Model Folder Just delete the dump file
TO CHANGE GRID LABEL COLOUR Tools > Options > Advanced options > Advanced Options > Model view > XS_GRID_COLOR = (YOUR COLOR HERE)
When I recently used this the bolts did not go through all 3 plates. I had select bolts, right click, click bolts, hold down arrow key above Ctrl, pick all 3 plates then hit mouse wheel. Red Cone Have you played with the up direction under the general tab in the macro. Try changing it to + or - x, y, z. When applying a macro it also helps to have the UCS set to the view you are working in. Check the handle positions in both the connecting part and the part you are fixing to, also beam position to middle top behind . Importing an odd ball section Draw out section in auto-cad, make sure it's a continuous polyline in model space with nothing else on drawing. Save it say in model folder. open Tekla go to modeling, profiles, define cross section using .DWG file, Parameters, add section name, click browse icon next to input .dwg click on dwg file, input into model with start and finish point, Ensure you give the profile a name or "invalid profile" error appears, click on part just inputted, property box will appear, change (features) properties as required. Open model folder, copy prof.db file, go to C, Tekla structures, company settings, firm folder and paste prof.db file into this folder. do not over write re-name the one in folder save say as prof.db2 Make sure the section has gone into the profile catalogue before you copy the prof.bd file. Sometimes this can be a bit tricky, use a unique profile name, all capitals with no spaces. The important thing here is to re-name the existing profdb.bin file in the firm folder and then insert the new file as the basic profdb.bin file. Weird isn't it?
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Rebar schedule:
Type
Image
2_1
2_2
Type
Image
3_1
3_2
4_2
4_3
4_4
5_1
Type
Image
5_2
5_3
6_1
6_2
Type
Image
10
11
12
13
Can also be modeled using hooks at both ends (i.e. model D1 and D5 using 90 degree hooks).
14
14_2
Type
Image
14_3
14_4
14_5
Recognized when the start point and end point are in the same location and no hooks are used. If XS_REBAR_RECOGNITION_HOOKS_CONSIDERATION is set toFALSE, reinforcing bars with hooks (types 14 and 48) are recognized as 14_5.
15
16_1
Type
Image
16_2
17
18
19
20_1
20_2
Type
Image
21
22
23
24
25
26
Type
Image
28
29
29_2
29_3
29_4
29_5
Type
Image
30
31
32
32_2
34
Type
Image
35
36
36_2
36_3
37
38
Requires 180 degree hook at one end and 90 degree hook at the other end.
Type
Image
38_2
39
40
41
42
43
43_2
Type
Image
44
44_2
45
45_2
46
47
Type
Image
48
48_2
48_3
49
49_2
Type
Image
50
51
52
53
54
55
Type
Image
56
57
58
59
60
61
61_2
Type
Image
61_3
62
Requires hook.
63
Requires hook.
64
64_2
Type
Image
65
65_2
66
67
67_2
Type
Image
68
69_1
69_2
70_1
70_2
71
Type
Image
72
73_1
73_2
73_3
74
75_1
Type
Image
75_2
76
77
78
79_1
Type
Image
79_2
80
UNKNOWN
For example:
Reinforcement templates
You can show dimensions, bending angles, and bending types of reinforcing bars in drawings and reports by including reinforcement-specific attributes, such as DIM_A, ANG_S, SHAPE, and SHAPE_INTERNAL, in template fields. For more information on creating templates, see the Template Editor (TplEd) online help.
Mapping dimensions
Use the rebar_schedule_config.inp file in the ..\Tekla Structures\<version>\environments\<environment>\system folder to map: Tekla Structures internal reinforcing bar dimensions and angles with specific template attributes Tekla Structures internal reinforcing bar bending types with specific bending types These mappings are environment-specific by default. You can modify them to suit your company or project needs. You can use equations, functions, and if statements to calculate the dimensions and angles you need to show. Use any standard text editor (for example, Notepad) to edit the rebar_schedule_config.inp file.
EXEMPLE The following example of the rebar_schedule_config.inp file maps the internal bending type 5_1 to the bending type identifier E, and the leg dimensions and bending angles to specific template attributes:
rebar_schedule_config.inp (Example 1)
With this mapping, the internal bending type 6_2 becomes XY, and the template attributes DIM_B and DIM_C will show the horizontal and vertical dimensions of the second leg D2, and DIM_E and DIM_F the horizontal and vertical dimensions of the fourth leg D4: rebar_schedule_config.inp (Example 2)
The following example maps the internal bending type 4 to the bending type identifier A if the dimensions D1 and D3 are the same. Otherwise it maps 4 to B:
rebar_schedule_config.inp (Example 3) BEND_TYPE_4[1]=if (D1==D3) then ("A") else ("B") endifBEND_TYPE_4[2]="DIM_A=D1"BEND_TYPE_4[3]="DIM_B=D2"BEND_TYPE_4[4]="DIM_C=D3"BEND_TYPE_4[5]="D IM_TD=TD"
If Tekla Structures does not recognize a reinforcing bar bending shape, it uses the internal bending type UNKNOWN for it. In the rebar_schedule_config.inp file you can also define how unknown bending types appear in drawings and reports. For example, you may just want to use the bending type identifier ???, and list all leg dimensions and bending angles: rebar_schedule_config.inp (Example 4)
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DIM_A ... DIM_G, DIM_H1, DIM_H2, DIM_I, DIM_J, DIM_K1, DIM_K2, DIM_L, DIM_O, DIM_R, DIM_R_ALL, DIM_TD, DIM_WEIGHT, DIM_X, DIM_Y
Show dimensions of bent reinforcing bars based on the mappings in the rebar_schedule_config.inp file, located in the ..\Tekla Structures\<version>\environments\<environment>\system folder. These mappings are environment-specific by default. You can modify them to suit your company or project needs. DIM_TD shows the diameter of the bending cylinder, DIM_R shows the radius. DIM_R_ALL shows multiple radiuses. When you use DIM_R_ALL in a value field, use Text as Datatype andDistanceList as Meaning.
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