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Hello, There is no connection template in advance steel where a joist Seats on a wall and we wants a Embed plate below The joist seat with anchor,stud,welded anchor as followed in US standard
I don't know the American requirement but have you tried the joint Embed Beam Seat on the Miscellaneous page of Connection vault? That does that sort of thing.
May I say that the embed beam seat will not allow a model role, in order to get an assembly piece mark for the embed plates. Also American bar joist use angles as seats, not plates. And most of the time the seat depth is 2 1/2" tall. Also it woul be great if barjoist would have the option, like beams, to not incule in List, and or numbering, etc.
It doesn't even have to be part of a connection. If we could get a way to insert a breaing plate at a point without having to create it with multiple parts. The options would be simple. Thickness, size and with anchors, headed studs or threaded studs. I often have bearing plates for other trades, so I don't need it to be attached to anything, just in a certain place.
I agree with all of the above. I would add that more wall types must be made available for modeling. There is no CMU wall types. Only concrete walls. When adding bearing plates for lintels or joists, the connection detail can't be correctly represented in an erection plan. I have to manually change it in AutoCAD after exploding the drawing.
