Changing curtain head on upper floors

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ekolman2003

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The drawing I have attached is taken from the project. The curtain titles, which are the same in the basement and the first floor, decrease in the third and fourth floors. While its decrease is normal, another sprout that does not come from the bottom has emerged in the curtain head that fell to 40 cm on the upper floor. This means wasted iron addition on the flooring. do you think this is normal?
 
Hello, It is normal for the longitudinal reinforcements to change places, as the length of the headboard area changes above the critical wall height. If you want, you can define the length of the curtain header area in the Reinforcements tab of the curtain properties so that it is the same on all floors. Good work
 
"Levent Özpak":2b1qkakf" said:
Hi, It is normal for the longitudinal reinforcements to change their location, as the length of the wall cap area changes above the critical wall height. If you want, you can set the length of the headboard area on all floors in the Rebars tab in the curtain properties Good work
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Mr. Levent, hello. In my 250/25 curtains, which I created as a panel and modeled as a shell, the headboard lengths decrease to 25 cm from the 2nd floor and cause excessive reinforcement, which cannot be applied. I went to the accessories section, but I cannot intervene in the 'header region length' part, this part is closed.Can you help me please.
 
"antediluvian35":1ul5jzbd" said:
Hello Mr. Levent. In my 250/25 curtains, which I created as a panel and modeled as a shell, the headboard lengths decrease to 25 cm from the 2nd floor and cause excessive reinforcement accumulation, which is not possible. As you mentioned above, the reinforcements in curtain properties I entered the section, but I cannot intervene in the 'header region length' part, this part is closed. What should I do, please help.
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Hello, select the Panel object you have drawn and click the object properties command. You can interfere with the right header region length.
 
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