Rib laying defect

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MüHenDiS

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Hello. In my project, the rib flooring typical beam definition says incorrect and there is also faulty typical tooth continuity, how can I solve it in geometric control.. Can you help me :( the project is attached
 
Re: RIBBON FLOORING ERROR The ones shown in green inside the ribs in your project (the ones I marked in red) are typical beams. Each floor should have at least one of these. If you want to continuously design the ribs in successive slabs, you should choose typical beams in the same direction. For this, first of all, the rib beams must be aligned. If you always give the same reference point when creating rib beams, you will create ribs in the same direction. Typical beams would be the same. You will do these with the convert rib command after creating tiles. You can set the typical ribs in the tile/rib/ tab, or you can do it with the "set typical rib" command after creating them. You can specify two typical beams for L-type slabs or subsequent slabs adjacent to more than one slab. If no typical joist is visible on the slab, you will get a typical joist fault warning (this is because the typical joist number - or + protrudes beyond the slab when creating ribs)
 
Thank you, the problem with rib flooring has been solved. But since I have just started drawing projects, I have a lot of trouble designing stairs and I don't know what is wrong with my project. 1- In this project, I need to design a semi-revolving staircase that goes up to the mahvil floor, but I could not do it, at the same time, I did not know how to transfer the load of the stairs to the building 2- how should I give the live load on the mahvil floor 3- I have intermediate columns on the mosque floor but removed at the mahvil beams, which causes a lot of deflection in mahvil beams. There is a 110 cm console (balcony) on the 4-mosque floor, and I threw 35/45 beams there, do you think it makes sense, can you help me with my problems?
 
Send your project as you complete it, and we'll say healthier things Currently, there is no mahfil floor design in the case you post to the forum. The location and shape of the stairs are also unknown.
 
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