Hello; I would like to get your views on a problem I encountered; The distance between two axles thrown parallel to each other (in the x direction) is 20 cm, (the first of the axles is A, the other is B) and 3 axles (in the y direction) intersecting them (axes 1,2 and 3 ... intermediate distance is 400 cm) ; A column (or wall) at the intersections of A1, B2 and B3, but this column is large enough to cross both A and B axis; When a beam is thrown from the intersection of A1 to node A2, and then a beam is thrown from node B2 to node B3 (the beam size is 25/50, and it is offset against the axis, the beams remain between the A, B axes), these two beams are constantly accepted by the program; The intermediate distance is 20 cm and the beam width is 25 cm. Also, when the two following beams enter each other by 5 cm, the program automatically accepts them as continuous. When the beams are freed from the 5 cm gap that cuts each other (when the beam is given a small width), the drawings can be saved and the drawings can be taken. The handicap turns out to be that the size of the floors change, the project is against the architecture, etc.. What I have done so far is: I gave the smallness and got the drawings, and then I took the smallness back and prepared my reports... friends who encountered this problem or came up with a different (also consistent) solution to this problem and I'm looking forward to the suggestions of the Ide R&D team... good work, respect... *Note: I would like to explain with a picture, but I'm a novice on how to post the picture in the forum, excuse me...