Tile identification

[Godfrey]

I'm new to the program so forgive my ignorance. However, without defining a new floor, I could not define the floor that fits on the basement curtains. I tried to explain my problem with the attached pictures, I would be glad if you could help. Scenario The building should consist of a single ground floor. Let the floor height be 3 m. Let the floor level of the ground floor or the upper level of the basement be 0.00. Even if the lower level of the basement walls is not important, let it be -0.80 m and therefore the upper level of the foundation should be -0.80 m. My question; How can we define flooring without opening a new floor (basement floor) to the 0.00 level or the upper level of the basement curtains. If I could not identify this flooring. While the program is trying to define this floor, it always sees the area covered by the foundation beams (picture 5), not the area covered by the basement curtains. Thanks in advance.

 

[HakanŞahin]

Hello, Do the steps below according to the example you gave. 1. Open a new project with the white template. 2. Click the column icon. Enter your settings. Type -80 cm in the jeans line and exit the dialog with OK. 3. Insert the columns. (For convenience, you can place them all in the middle) 4. Click the panel icon. Enter your settings. Type -80 cm in the Level line, -300 cm in the Upper elevation line and exit the dialog with OK. 5. Enter the panels in sequence by clicking the columns. 6. Click the beam icon. (Do not touch the elevation values, they will be zero) 7. Click the columns to enter the beams. 8. Click the tile icon. Enter your settings. Type -300 cm in the jeans line and exit the dialog with OK. 9. Click the closed area and press the left button. (It will capture the tile panels) 10. Click the tile icon again. Enter your settings. Type 0 (zero) in the jeans line and exit the dialog with OK. 11. Click the closed area and press the left button. (Floor will capture beams) 12. Switch to "Architectural plan mode" to define continuous foundation. 13. Click on the basic icon while continuing. Enter your settings. Type -80 cm in the jeans line and exit the dialog with OK. 14. Click the columns in sequence. Sample project is attached. Good work.

 

[Godfrey]

Thank you very much, Hakan, I wish all public and private institutions could respond to citizens' problems as quickly and appropriately as you do. Actually, it was all about arranging jeans. I guess my mistake was to try to draw the floor that sits on the basement curtains in the basic formwork plan. Of course, the program tries to define this slab as a raft slab (beamed raft slab) between the foundation beams. However, Mr. Hakan, I noticed something. Since there are floors at two different levels on the same floor this time, the formwork and reinforcement plans of these floors are overlapped in the formwork plan of this floor. How should we go about drawing these tiles separately? :cry:

 

[HakanŞahin]

But Mr. Hakan, I noticed something. Since there are floors at two different levels on the same floor this time, the formwork plan of this floor overlaps the formwork and reinforcement plans of these floors. What is a way to draw these floors separately? Let's watch it ? :cry:

Hello again, 1. In the given example, since there is flooring at the sub-basement level, this is a floor theoretically (The program says different rigid diaphragms were found in the analysis phase anyway). By entering the data on the same floor as we did in the example, this is a floor. In this case, we have the chance to define the formwork plan of two different floors.2nd, if we start from the example, you can define the floors in different layers, by closing the layer of the relevant slab while getting the formwork plan, if you get the formwork plan twice, then You can arrange two formwork plans on the same sheet by making definitions as the form plan of the following elevation. they are not displayed in the blueprint, they are drawn in the basic app. You will have to add the panels yourself in the formwork plan. 3rd one; If we go through the example again, instead of defining layers, you will delete the tiles in order and get the pattern plan in that way. After deleting the tile, you can undelete the deleted tiles with "undo". You can choose whichever way is easiest for you. Good work

 

[Godfrey]

Thank you for your interest, Mr. My purpose in opening the topic was to model the ground floor flooring without defining the basement floor. Because it is only necessary to define a basement in a building without a basement in order to create a ground floor flooring. It was the thought that it could cause misunderstandings in the account reports to be sent to the chamber or municipality. In addition to your suggestions, in order to draw the floors at different levels on the same floor, we can select which tile and the elements to which we want to draw from the perspective window or the plan, and mark only the selected objects in the formwork plan drawing options and have the tiles drawn separately. Thank you so much...