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2. System requirements
NET Framework version: 4.0
Environments: Default
Languages: English
3. Installation
To install the application:
1. Close down Tekla Structures (if running)
2. Download the appropriate MSI Installer (x64 for 64 bit machine and 64bit
installation of Tekla Structures)
3. Install MSI Installer
There are 3 ADD METHODS that you can choose from to select the assemblies for
your list.
A.) Normal This method allows you to window select around Assemblies,
individually select them, or hold the CTRL key and individually create a selection
group.
You first select the Assemblies, then press the ADD button. When you press ADD you
will see those assemblies appear in the list in order from smallest ID number to
largest.
B.) Picking Prompt This method is similar to Normal except that you don't
have to hold down the CTRL key to continue to select your Assemblies in a group.
The
order in which the Assemblies appear in the list are based on your selection order.
However, you can't do a window selection of the assemblies. You first press the ADD
button, then start selecting the Assemblies one by one. Once you are done selecting
assemblies, press the MIDDLE mouse button.
C.) Auto This method allows the user to just Window Select a group of
Assemblies and they are added to the list based on their NAME. The names that
appear
on the top of the List on the right hand side of the dialog box will be added to the list
first, and the NAMEs lower in the list on the right hand side of the dialog box will be
added to the main list last. So based on the list shown below, Assemblies with the
name
FOOTING will appear in the list before COLUMNS, BEAMS, etc. you can manually
You may find that as you are adding Assemblies you forgot to add an Assembly at a
particular location or due to revisions on the Project some new Assemblies were added
into the model that you need to insert into a particular spot in the model.
The UPDATE button looks at all the items in the list and gets the current properties in
model and shows that updated information in the list. Any lines that were changed will
turn blue. To clear the blue lines press the CLEAR UPDATE. The SHOW MODIFIED
checkbox sets whether to show the blue lines or not.
The DELETE button deletes a selected row from the list. The DELETE ALL button
removes all of the items from the list.
The SELECT FROM MODEL option selects an item in the list based on the selected
ASSEMBLY in the model. If you have a long list you may need to scroll through the list
to see the highlighted line.
The SHOW CENTER OF GRAVITY option will run a report showing the weight and
center of gravity dimensions as well as put a Construction point in the model to show the
center of gravity. This can be used along with the measuring tools in the model to figure
out the pick point of an assembly.
The CLEAN MODEL FROM LIST option clears the Erection planning status from
the model based on the items in the list. In case there are Assemblies statused in the
model but don't appear in the list you can use the CLEAN MODEL ALL ASSEMBLIES
The PRINT button creates a printable HTML sequence list that can be used out in the
field without your laptop. Remember too the User Defined Attributes for the pick
numbers can be shown on the drawings if you stamp the main parts of the Assembly with
the WRITE PICK NUMBERS TO MAIN PART button.
If you want to manually simulate the Erection order you can Select the first item in
the list then use the up and down arrow keys on your keyboard to show the Assemblies in
the model.
You can also use the ANIMATE button to watch the application auto select and
colorize the Assemblies in the order in which they will be erected. If you check the
SHOW PICK NUMBER IN MODEL option the pick number will be written to the main
part. This can be beneficial in that you can turn on the part label in the view properties to
show that pick number in the model during the animation.
You can set this in the View Properties dialog box (Double click in the view in the
model), Click on the Display button, then go to the advanced tab. Then check the Part
label checkbox, Select user defined attribute on the left, and press add. Then in the small
dialog box type in USER_FIELD_1. Now press the MODIFY button on the view
properties dialog box and your view is now set.