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In cases where you want to use the settings of an object in another object of the same type, you can copy the settings of the object with the Import Settings from Object command, You can also paste it into another object with the Give Settings to Object command. process steps: -> Click the Get Settings from Object Settings command in the Modify section under the Drawings menu. -> Click on the object whose setting you want to copy. -> Click on Give Settings to Object. -> Click on the object you want the setting to be pasted.
 
With the Reinforced Concrete/Slab/Slab Change Calculation Axis Geometry command, you can change the position and/or working distance of a drawn calculation axis. Operation Steps: -> Click "Change Reinforced Concrete/Slab/Slab Calculation Axis Geometry" command. -> Click on the slab calculation axis, give the new location. -> Click "Change Reinforced Concrete/Slab/Slab Calculation Axis Geometry" command. -> Click on the line showing the slab working distance, give the new position.
 
Columns, curtains, beams, etc. With Reinforcement Calculator in the element reinforced concrete dialogs, you can find the total area of the reinforcements in the given number and diameter.
 
While in the report program, you can enlarge the report by pressing the +(plus) key on the left of the keyboard, and reduce the report by pressing the -(minus) key.
 
"You can zoom in and out of the drawing by rotating the middle mouse button back and forth". You can do the same with the (+) plus and (-) minus keys on the left of the keyboard.
 
When you press the right mouse button[/b][/i][/u] on the Status Bar at the bottom of the program, floor and drawing windows are listed. You can easily switch between windows by clicking any window in the list.
 
When you hover the mouse cursor over any element, will display angle, layer, dimensions, reinforcement, etc. for that element. The information box opens. Example for the column:
 
In the Settings/Command Line Editor dialog, you can name the command you want and use it as a command on the command line. The dö command for tiling and its use in the command line: Settings/Command Line Editor dialog in the ribbon menu:
 
In the drawing windows, you can scroll the drawing that appears by holding down the middle mouse button and moving the mouse in the desired direction.
 
As you press Ctrl +Z on the keyboard, you can undo the last actions (Undo), Ctrl+Y With the keys, you can redo the undo operations (Redo).
 
You can memorize selected objects with CTRL+1 keys. Even if you perform operations and make other selection operations in between, you can reselect the selection you have memorized at any time with the CTRL+2 keys.
 
While holding Ctrl and mouse wheel on the perspective window, you can rotate the drawing by moving the mouse, by rotating the mouse wheel back and forth can zoom in and out of the image; pressing the middle mouse button and scrolling can shift the image left to right, Home [/u You can initialize the image by pressing the ]button.
 
You can create Selection Groups to reselect the selected elements in the program at any time during the project. Operation order: -> Select the objects that will be included in the selection group. -> Click on Tools/Selection Groups/Group List icon. -> Click the Create Group icon in the Group Selection dialog. -> Enter a name for the selection group and click the OK button. -> The previously selected objects in the drawing area will be included in the created group and the group name will be in the list of existing groups. -> This way you can create as many selection groups as you want. In the dialog: With Select, you can select the elements of the selected group from the list. If the elements belonging to the group selected from the list are selected with selection, you leave their selection.
 
With Sketch mode, you can make dimensions on your project, make additions with 2D objects, and take notes with text, regardless of your data entry.
 
"Ctrl +C" keys can save objects, "Ctrl +V" With the keys, you can paste the objects you have memorized into the coordinates you want.
 
With the F8 key, you can enlarge the window you are working on as a single window. Pressing the F8 key again returns to the previous view.
 
You can capture the midpoint of an element by turning on the midpoint mode with the F5 key. Pressing the F5 key again will turn off the midpoint mode.
 
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