You can group and pose similar parts of steel elements and details using the Steel Numbering command. Before numbering, you can set the starting numbers according to your wish with the Steel Numbering Settings command.
Location of the Steel Numbering Settings Command
You can access it under the Drawings tab, Tools heading.
Steel Numbering Settings
Specifications |
Columns  The position names to be given to the column elements in the single part and assembly drawings are written in the boxes. |
Beams  In single part and assembly drawings, the names of the poses to be given to the beam elements are written in the boxes. |
Secondary beams  The pose names to be given to the secondary beams in the single part and assembly drawings are written in the boxes. |
Purlins  The names of the poses to be given to the purlin members in the single part and assembly drawings are written in the boxes. |
Steel braces  In the single part and assembly drawings, the names of the pose given to the steel braces are written in the boxes. |
Cranes  In the single part and assembly drawings, the names of the poses to be given to the cranes are written in the boxes. |
Plates  In single part and assembly drawings, the names of the poses to be given to the plates are written in the boxes. |
Truss elements  In the single part drawings, the names of the poses to be given to the trusses elements are written in the boxes. |
Truss plates  In the single part drawings, the names of the poses to be given to the trusses plates are written in the boxes. |
Sagrods  In the single part drawings, the names of the poses to be given to the sagrods are written in the boxes. |
Location of the Steel Numbering Command
You can access it under the Drawings tab, Tools heading.
Usage Steps
Click on the Steel Numbering command.
The program will start the numbering process.
When the numbering is complete, you can continue working.