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Turkish Hello, the columns seen in the picture and located at the ends of the curtains give a max pursantaj error on the bottom floor. Although I enlarged the sections, I could not solve the problem. although the aforementioned columns are positioned like curtain caps, as far as I understand from the drawings, the curtains are re-forming their titles. At the moment, 2 stirrups are formed side by side. When columns modeled adjacent to the screen are entered, is there a feature I should select so that the screen accepts these columns as headings and does not create headings again? by the way, when there was a rigid basement on the ground floor of the same project, I wasn't getting the max pursantaj error. this problem arose when i removed the basement.
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Entering the column as the curtain title
- Thread starter Muhpen
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Hello, If you share your model with a file sharing site such as wetransfer, friends and ideCAD administrators here will check if there is an error in the model. Columns defined at the ends of the curtains are not perceived as curtain heads. If you do not want a curtain title to be created at that end, you can double-click on the relevant curtain and change the title size from the settings.
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Thank you for your answer. I've included the data below so you can review it. When I model the columns named s19 and s20 with a larger cross-section on the bottom floor, I can solve the offset problem. Do you have a suggestion that I can solve these elements without cross-sectional changes between floors? In addition, the s19 column carries the steel roof on the top floor. here I thought of expanding it with reinforced concrete guse, as the current width of the column, 40 cm, is not enough for the steel base plate. I added a small beam because I couldn't make reinforced concrete guse in the program. I will have to change the bottom of the beam to the gusset in the drawing. I would also like to get your opinions on whether this solution is suitable or not.
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