Connection problem in polygon column

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iskorpit

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The sections shown in red in the attached project are the stair border, I cannot connect beams to the line shown in blue.. Am I doing something wrong? the project is attached, good work..
 
Hello, element S43 is entered as a polygon column. Since the polygon column is a bar element, beam or slab edge cannot be inserted between it. The arms of the 3 and 4 axis of the polygon column can be entered as panels. Good work
 
Well, we can't assign an arc-shaped panel, can we? The arc, which is normally a polygon column, should be a panel and have a hollow structure on the upper floors.
 
We can convert the primitive arc object into multipart with the convert to panel command. See attached project....
 
Thank you Mr. NYILMAZ, But let me explain more clearly, I think I made an incomplete explanation. This curvilinear panel continues on 3 floors and surrounds the staircase, for the light of the stairs and architectural visuality, a window space should be left suitable for the staircase level (3 per floor and at different levels). I think your method would be correct if it was done in the basement and in the logic of a basement curtain, Please warn me if I think it is against the logic of the program, but how would it be correct to make a solution on 3 floors with 25x78 curtains?
 
"iskorpit":thog1824" said:
But let me explain more clearly, I think I made an incomplete explanation. This curvilinear panel continues on 3 floors and surrounds the staircase, suitable for the staircase level (3 per floor and at different levels) for stair lighting and architectural visuality. window space should be left, I think it will be correct if your method is done in the basement and in the basement curtain logic, if I think it is against the logic of the program, please warn me, but how correct would it be if I can solve 3 floors with 25x78 curtains?
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You can create a curvilinear panel with the convert to panel command. It does not pose a problem in terms of analysis. However, the reinforced concrete and drawing of each part of the curtain are made separately. There is no possibility to create gaps in curved panels.
 
Thank you Mr. Levent, I hope there will be a study on curvilinear panels in the new version. Is it a modelingly correct logic?
 
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