Hi; As you can see in the steel drawing settings image, the elements are named. On the other hand, the reason why you see groups in the drawings is: Elements with all features such as size, section, joint, etc. It is drawn once in the drawings. It is named as a group and you can see how many of that element is at the bottom of the sheet. At the same time, the numbers in the assembly drawings are given in the drawings so that the elements can be placed correctly during the assembly phase. First of all, start examining the individual element drawings. The elements from the top, front and other necessary angles Drawings are created. The purpose of this is to take the measurements of the connection, such as bolt holes, special cuts, etc. if there is a detail on the steel element. Then, if you examine the 3D drawing and assembly drawings, it will be easier to understand how the general structure is created. I think that what you mean by not measuring is the steel drawing again apply abbreviated notation in settings The ula option is active. For this reason, shortening may be applied to the elements over a certain length, and at the same time, the scales of the individual element and assembly drawings are different. You can still control the scales in the drawing settings. It will become more understandable for you.