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Placing Structural Systems on Face

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kyleboyd
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Placing Structural Systems on Face

How can I switch the orientation of a structural system placed on a tilted face.  In other words, I have framing that snaps to the underside, and I need it flipped to the topside of the face.  Thanks!

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Alfredo_Medina
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Select the beams and change their "z-direction offset value".


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kyleboyd
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Each beam? There is no way to do this for the whole system? So I have to do this for hundreds, perhaps thousands of beams?

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Alfredo_Medina
in reply to: kyleboyd

If you had a hundred beams or a thousand beams of the same type, you could still select them all at once and write the new setting just once.


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Message 5 of 6

 Another solution is to create a slanted reference plane, offset inward from the face, the same depth of the beam. Then select the beam system > Edit work plane > the named reference plane. That will shift the beam system.

 


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kyleboyd
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Ah thanks!! Great tips, especially the second as not all my beams need to be offset. But both can be made to work, thanks!

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