When you define an inclined system with the Incline Objects command, the elevation of the beams and columns automatically changes. You can follow the defined system from 3D view.
The Incline Objects command can be used to make a slab with a horizontal position with undefined elevations.
Create the slab ( Creating a Slab ).
After clicking the tile icon, click the Incline Objects icon in the toolbar that appears .
Select slabs that you would describe as incline slab.
Press the right mouse button again. The program "Some objects at slab boundaries are not selected. Selecting slab’s boundaries for setting incline as a whole structure recommended. Do you want to select slab boundary objects?” will ask the question.
Click the OK button.
Click two points in turn to indicate the direction you want to incline. The first point you choose will determine the beginning of the incline plane.
The Incline Options dialog will open after the process . Enter the slope related parameters in the dialog.
When you click the OK button, the slope will occur.
The parameters available in the incline options dialog are:
Specifications | Descriptions |
|---|---|
Start level | Give the start level according to the selected level. |
Relative to story top | The elevation value given is taken from the top of the story. |
Relative to story bottom | The elevation value given is taken from the bottom of the story. |
Global | The level value given is taken from the generally defined zero elevation of the story, independent of the stories worked. |
Ending elevation = starting elevation + | In the direction of the given slope direction, the end level is found by adding the value entered in the box and the starting level. A negative value can also be entered to change the direction of the slope. |
Use slope angle | Objects selected according to the given angle value are arranged inclined. |
Use slope percentage | Objects selected according to the given percentage value are arranged with a slope. |