I need help with oblique colon

manyaksel

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THE MODEL I SENT IS NOT FULLY FINISHED, I CONTINUE WORKING ON IT. IN THIS MODEL, CURVED COLUMNS OVERCOME ON THE GROUND FLOOR. THE CURVED COLUMN FROM BELOW SHOWS CONTINUITY AS FLAT UP. THE VERTICAL COLUMN FROM BELOW LOOKS CONTINUOUSLY WITH INCLINED UP, IN 3 B THE COLUMNS ON THE FLOOR FLOOR APPEAR WITHOUT BOTTOM BACKUP. I LOVE IT IF YOU ARE INTERESTED.
 
please urgent ... I need to make a presentation about the project and now I am facing a problem that I cannot say anything definite about the slanted column...
 
"manyaksel":2hpwdy4h" said:
I CONTINUE WORKING ON THE MODEL I SENT IS NOT FULLY FINISHED. IN THIS MODEL, THE INVOLVE COLUMN AGAINST THE FLOOR FLOOR. COLUMNS ON THE FLOOR FLOOR B, THE COLUMNS LOOK WITHOUT BOTTOM BACKGROUND. I WOULD LIKE TO BE INTERESTED.
Hello, In order for the 4 columns, two of which are inclined, to be joined correctly, it is necessary to change the location of the nodal point of the columns on the L axis on the ground floor. You can find the model arranged according to this issue in the appendix. Note: Project Made in ver 7.022.
 
"manyaksel":1fojv00b" said:
I CONTINUE WORKING ON THE MODEL I SENT. IS NOT FULLY FINISHED. IN THIS MODEL, THE INVOLVE COLUMN AGAINST THE FLOOR FLOOR. THE INVOLVEMENT COLUMN COMES FROM THE FLOOR FROM BELOW. COLUMNS ON THE FLOOR FLOOR AT THE FLOOR FLOOR B, THE COLUMNS LOOK WITHOUT BOTTOM BACKGROUND.I WOULD LIKE IF YOU CAN INTEREST
As an alternative solution, enter the value 0.01 to the elevation of the columns on the L axis on the ground floor so that the column joints can coincide with each other.
 
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