The Project Workspace contains numerous tabs that display different trees of information. It also provides a list of Recent Documents that you’ve been working on. The File ribbon tab contains standard options, such as New, Open, Save As and Exit. The Quick Access Toolbar contains certain tools that can always be accessed, irrespective of which tab you have selected on the Ribbon, such as Delete, Undo and Save. For example, the Model ribbon tab allows you to create elements in your model, the Load ribbon tab allows you to apply loads, etc. Each ribbon tab is labelled based on the type of action that can be carried out when that tab is selected. The Ribbon is located at the top of the screen and is split up into a number of tabs. Properties Window Scene Content Loading Drop List The main components of the interface are detailed below: Quick Access Toolbar All concrete and steel elements can be designed and a variety of reports and detailed drawings can be generated, all within the same program. The Interface Tekla Structural Designer has a single user interface that allows multi-material models to be build, analysed and interrogated easily. Detailed information about each program command and setting is available in the Help System – this can be accessed by pressing ‘F1’ on your keyboard when you have the program open, or by clicking the Help (?) icon in the top right corner of the ribbon.Ģ. It demonstrates the steps required to complete this example, as well as some other fundamental concepts. Introduction This document offers brief guidance on the basics of using Tekla Structural Designer for concrete structures, using a simple example. 30 10.3 Integrating your model with another program. 30 10.2 Managing reports and their content. 27 9.2 Creating individual frame element detail drawings. 23 8.4 Designing and checking individual elements.
22 8.3 Interrogating the analysis results. 21 8.1 Analysis and designing the structure. Tekla Structural Designer Beginner Tutorial Manual © Trimble Solutions SEA Pte Ltd | January 1, 2020
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