Tag numbers are incremented automatically for each unique member, with respect to its physical properties and its elevation, and prefix. Tags are automatically assigned a prefix, depending on the type of member, and how it is being used (J for joist, R for rafter, etc.).
Tags may be placed on members automatically as you draw them, or added later. The corner need not be square, and the two slopes need not be the same – the program figures it all out and places the beam accordingly. Justification options are provided for each placement.Ī special method is provided to simplify this normally complicated process.
The extension(s) may be specified for each end. Pitch (or slope) may be specified, with a choice of plumb or square end cuts. Several options govern how a beam is placed. Arched GluLam beams may be created - very difficult to create in standard ACA, but easily done here. A multiple-member option is provided for all member types that allow it. See for more information.Īll standard lumber sizes are available, in nominal, rough, and pressure-treated varieties, along with engineered wood product members as provided by the major manufacturers. A variety of commonly used trusses may be created, as AEC structural members. All this is contained in one dialog, accessed by one command - no need to access various palettes and ribbon tabs or do any complicated setup.
This module provides not only the members, but also the MVBlock (tag), Property Set Definition, and Schedule table style. This application provides an easy way to create wood beams, joists, rafters, plates, hips, and valleys, along with tags and beam schedules.
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