Floor Curtain Connection

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acgyapi

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As can be seen in the pictures below, the floors seem not to be attached to the curtains in the plan. However, when I examine the analysis model from the perspective window, it seems that there is no problem in supporting the floor to the curtain. I think this situation in the plan will not be a problem. But I thought I'd ask anyway.
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Hello, Define the slab edges by giving small angles at the points close to the curtain as in the attached project. In this case, the flooring will form correctly. The situation in your project has also been conveyed to the R&D team for review. Note: There are no perimeter curtains in the basement. It would be appropriate not to accept the floor as rigid. The first arm of the ladder is not connected to the intermediate landing and is defined as a fixed support.
 
Thank you... I'll make the tiles as you say. I haven't defined basement curtains yet, as I'm new to this project. Actually, the building will have six floors and a curtain in the basement. I've been an Idestatic user for 25 years, and I just learned that it needs to be supported between the ladder arm and the intermediate landing. I usually click on any edge of the ladder and select the solution together with the structure, remove all ticks at the bottom and apply to all edges in order not to deal with all the edges individually in my projects. Then I set the edges that need to be supported. Am I doing the right thing without knowing it? In other words, in the support between the stair arm and the intermediate landing, do we choose the solution together with the structure like the free edges and do not support it anywhere?
 
"acgyapi":12340dnn" said:
... To avoid dealing with all the edges individually in my projects, I usually click on any edge of the ladder and select the solution with the structure, remove all ticks at the bottom and apply to all edges, then adjust the edges that need to be supported. Am I doing the right thing without knowing it?
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The method you applied is correct.
In other words, in the support between the ladder arm and the intermediate landing, do we not choose the solution together with the structure and support it, like the free edges, and leave it blank?
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