about the drawings...

[efsane]

I chose the title as wide so that we can express every problem about the drawings here. my request is that in the drawings, for example, the overlapping texts in the formwork plan. The reinforcement text-d.length text item number and the reinforcement piece length texts overlap, especially in small-span slabs. It takes longer than entering and analyzing the project. For example, reinforcement text and reinforcement length text. Even if it is one piece, even if the pose number is the same or one after the other... it seems like a bit more confusion... thanks

 

[HakanŞahin]

my request is that the overlapping texts in the drawings, for example on the formwork plan. reinforcement text-d.length text item number and reinforcement piece length texts overlap, especially on slabs with small spans. It takes longer to enter and analyze the project, editing layout

Hello, You know, the program organizes the formwork plan as much as possible. We even developed the drawing optimization for this. Unfortunately, the slab system cannot always be formed at the same openings and at the same angle... Pos numbers, reinforcement lengths, piece reinforcement lengths, all at once.

for example, even if the reinforcement text and the reinforcement length text are one piece, even if the item number is the same or one under the other... it's like a bit more confusion.

Could you edit the formwork plan with small-span floors and add it to the message as a sample project? Let there be two pattern plans... One is the drawing prepared by the program after optimization, and the other is the drawing you edited... (Make the texts you want to be displayed together in the position you mentioned and mark them) Good work...

 

[2m proje]

Hello there; I wanted to make a suggestion; When the curtain details of the panel elements that continue at an angle in the plan are created, plan sections are drawn at an angle. Instead, I think it would be very nice in terms of layout design if the plan sections were drawn straight in the detail drawings on the curtains, just as in the expansions of the beams that continue at an angle. Best regards.