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Floors - span direction
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Hey,
I've got a floor which needs to span only in 1 direction.
I did a little test (used a hollow slab) and I get it to span in a direction, but I cant control the direction it is spanning in!
What else do I need to do?
The floor is carried by 4 concrete beams under every flooredge.
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You should define the directions of the slab main span and load distribution in the same way. As the one way load distribution follows the local X of the panel (I know that everybody reads help
)
http://docs.autodesk.com/RSA/2012/ENU/filesROBOT/G
then you should define the ortho thickness in the same way (automatic direction stands for local X of the panel as well).
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Artur Kosakowski
Support Specialist
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Autodesk, Inc.
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Thanks Romanich, but it didnt seem te make a difference.
Artur, I changed the local x axis. That seems to turn it.
The wiki is a lot of text and I got little time. I did got to that page, but I didnt get out of it how I could change this axis and that I had to change it.
So sorry if I keep asking things that should be obvious!
Thanks
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The things seems to be obvious when you already know them
Please feel free to ask all sort of questions you may have - this is what the forum is all about anyway. I'm glad that I managed to help.

Artur Kosakowski
Support Specialist
Product Support
Autodesk, Inc.



