There is a pool in the 2nd basement of the building with 3 basements.

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yunussacikk

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In the 2nd basement of my project with 3 basements, there is a pool. Vehicles will be parked under the pool, but the columns do not save.... I have attached the data and autocad files. Can you check
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Hello, panel objects that are not connected to the foundation are defined between the columns in the 3rd basement floor. Since these panels do not fit on the foundation, vertical continuity problem occurs. A modeling can be made by inserting high beams instead of panels. If you want to have panels between the columns and these panels to be modeled together with the columns, you can make a model by unchecking the lower end built-in line from the panel properties. Note: The elevation of the columns numbered S13-15-21-23 in the 3rd basement floor is not compatible with the panels. Columns are not given an upper level. Vertical continuity should be ensured by giving elevation to the same columns on an upper floor.
 
Change the R coefficient. (must be below 7) Change rigid x - y from floor general settings. At least remove the markings in the 2nd basement. It sounds like if you model the curtains around the pool as high beams, it would be better in terms of realism. Otherwise, the empty curtain didn't make much sense to me. It is necessary to solve the system with a semi-rigid diaphragm. You can use live load reduction. In addition to all these, perhaps the biggest criticism that should be made is that there is no horizontal curtain in an 11-storey building. In this case, two beams and two columns have a junction error. (note: these are the points I have seen briefly, I have not made a semi-rigid calculation yet)
 
I changed the curtains in the pool to beams, I also changed the dimensions of the columns, mostly the problems are gone, thanks for the halves
 
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