The union that should have been besieged

Re: JOIN THAT SHOULD BE ENCLOSED Hello, In the 1st picture you added, the joint appears to be unenclosed because the beams K05 and K06 are not continuous. In order for the K05-K06 beams to be continuous; -Change/Beam-Foundation/Set object direction command to make the view direction of K6 beam the same as K05 In the General Reinforced Concrete Parameters dialog, enter the angle difference between K05-K06 in the "Continuously accept beams with small angle difference" line. (Maximum 30 degrees can be entered.) Good work
 
Re: JOIN THAT SHOULD BE ENCLOSED
"Levent Özpak":2k4ki1nt" said:
Hi, K05 and K06 beams are not continuous in the first picture you have attached, so the joint appears to be unconfined. For K05-K06 beams to be continuous; -Change/Beam-Foundation/Determine object direction command to make the view direction of K6 beam the same as K05. -In the General Reinforced Concrete Parameters dialog, enter the angle difference between K05-K06 in the line "Continuously accept beams with small angle difference" (maximum 30 degrees). Good work
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After pressing the Beam icon in the program, I created the beams. I can't understand What did I do because the beams K05 and K06 might not have been continuous? (In the General Reinforced Concrete Parameters dialog " Even though I entered 20 degrees in the line "Continuously accept beams with a small angle difference between them"), the problem is solved when I change the object directions as you said (for Idecad8: Change/Edit Object/Set Object Direction).
 
Re: JOIN THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN ENCLOSED
"qwerty":2r4na0ca" said:
After pressing the Beam icon in the program, I created the beams. I don't understand Because what I did, the beams K05 and K06 could not be continuous? (Even though I entered 20 degrees in the "Continuously accept beams with small angle difference" line in the General Reinforced Concrete Parameters dialog) When I change the object directions as you said (for İdecad8: Change/Object Edit/Set object direction), the problem is solved .
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Since the angle of the beam K06 is greater than 90 degrees, the viewing direction is not the same as K05. The beams whose viewing directions change are not constantly detected. It is possible to change the viewing directions with the "Set Object Direction" command. The beam viewing directions that the program accepts unless you change it are shown in the picture below. The direction of the beam name and dimension texts also shows the direction of view.
 
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