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Custom Components
By: Glen Hutchinson
Answers
A. Column to Spandrel
B. Column to IT Beam
Custom Components Agenda CCs and Database Size ASCII Files Create an ASCII file CC .INP Backup CC Location Best Practices
P2
P3 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7
4"
1" 6" 6" =P3 =P3 =P2 =P1 =P1
4"
1" 6" 6" 1" 1" 4 1/2 1/2
Length
Length Length Length Length Length Length Length Length
Parameter
Parameter Distance Distance Distance Distance Distance Distance Distance
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Left Side
Right Side D1.WS_DT_Right_Plates.CUTPART D2.WS_DT_Right_Plates.CUTPART2 D3.CUTPART.SHEAR_WALL D4.CUTPART.SHEAR_WALL D5.CUTPART.SHEAR_WALL D5.CUTPART.SHEAR_WALL D5.CUTPART.SHEAR_WALL
CCs & Database Size V14.0 > On average, 5 are not default Store 10,000 Attributes 50% less
ASCII Files ASCII simple text file American Standard Code for
Information Interchange Tab delimited Columns
P200
P300 P400 P500
0.375
0.375 0.5 0.5
6
8 4 6
6
8 4 6
P600
0.5
.dat
ASCII Demo
Custom Component .INP Save a Custom Component an .inp Also a .inp.bak Useful when creating CCs that contain
pictures in them.
.inp
.inp .bak
CC Location
Keep It Simple
Only Bind objects that you have to Keep intelligence to a minimum Dont detail every little thing Model only what you have to, so you can understand what the object is in the drawings.
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