DrawingDesign 7 0 Advance Steel

Manual
Drawing Design
Thank you to Haslinger Stahlbau Ges.m.b.H., for the picture.
Contents
1. Document Management 1-1

General ................................................................................................................................. 1-1
Document Manager .............................................................................................................. 1-1
Register Drawings at Model.................................................................................................. 1-4
Cancel Drawings from Model................................................................................................ 1-5
2. Design Drawings 2-1

General ................................................................................................................................. 2-1
General ....................................................................................................................... 2-2
Detail box.................................................................................................................... 2-3
Label / Contents.......................................................................................................... 2-4
Label / Type ................................................................................................................ 2-8
Drawing Elements....................................................................................................... 2-9
Representation ......................................................................................................... 2-10
Project Data ........................................................................................................................ 2-12
Filling the Title Block ........................................................................................................... 2-16
3. Prototype file 3-1

General ................................................................................................................................. 3-1
Make Your Own Prototype-File............................................................................................. 3-1
4. Predefined Drawing Styles 3

View ..........................................................................................................................................6
Detail node ..............................................................................................................................32
Single part ...............................................................................................................................52
Main part .................................................................................................................................82
Processes ...............................................................................................................................99
Tie beam ...............................................................................................................................100
Intersection............................................................................................................................116
Special Structural Parts ........................................................................................................146
Column..................................................................................................................................164
Statics ...................................................................................................................................182
5. Automatic Detailing 5-2

General ................................................................................................................................. 5-2
Define Drawing Layout.......................................................................................................... 5-3
Processes ............................................................................................................................. 5-6
Rules for the Assignment of the Drawing Style .................................................................... 5-9
6. Drawing Finishing 6-1

General ................................................................................................................................. 6-1
Insert Line of Welding ........................................................................................................... 6-2
Insert Label ........................................................................................................................... 6-3
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Insert Height Notation ........................................................................................................... 6-6
Insert Dimensional Point ....................................................................................................... 6-7
Delete Dimensional Point...................................................................................................... 6-8
Additional Dimension Chain General .................................................................................... 6-9
Additional Dimension Chain Longitudinal Dimension ......................................................... 6-10
Additional Dimension Radian .............................................................................................. 6-11
Additional Dimension Chain Angular Measure ................................................................... 6-12
Additional Dimension Chain Radian Measure .................................................................... 6-13
Move Dimensions................................................................................................................ 6-15
Change Dimensioning Style................................................................................................ 6-16
Change Text Style............................................................................................................... 6-17
Move View........................................................................................................................... 6-18
Delete view.......................................................................................................................... 6-19
7. Tips & Tricks 7-1
8. Drawing style management 8-1

General.................................................................................................................................. 8-1
Details and Detail Views ....................................................................................................... 8-1
Create Your Own Drawing Styles ......................................................................................... 8-2
Call the Drawing Style Management..................................................................................... 8-3
Copy Existing Definitions ...................................................................................................... 8-4
9. Create new Drawing Styles 9-1

General.................................................................................................................................. 9-1
Design New Drawing Styles.................................................................................................. 9-1
Process a New Drawing Style............................................................................................... 9-4
Title ............................................................................................................................. 9-4
Layout ......................................................................................................................... 9-7
Model objects ............................................................................................................ 9-12
Process Detail View ............................................................................................................ 9-14
Assignment ............................................................................................................... 9-14
Clipping ..................................................................................................................... 9-30
10. Object Label 10-1

General................................................................................................................................ 10-1
Create New Object Label .................................................................................................... 10-1
Text- and Moving Orientation.................................................................................... 10-2
Guideline Selection ................................................................................................... 10-3
Definition of the Text Content ................................................................................... 10-4
Edit Rule of the Text on the Drawing ...................................................................... 10-11
11. Object Dimension 11-1

General................................................................................................................................ 11-1
Generate a Dimension Definition ........................................................................................ 11-1
Change a Dimension Definition........................................................................................... 11-2
Orientation of the Dimension Chain.......................................................................... 11-4
Overlap scope with the total geometry (G/L) ............................................................ 11-7
Arrange dimension chain above the local geometry (T/B)........................................ 11-7
Create a separate dimension chain for each model object (A/S) ............................. 11-7
Selection of the Dimensional Points.................................................................................... 11-9
12. Function in the Model 12-1

General................................................................................................................................ 12-1
Available Functions ............................................................................................................. 12-1
13. Defaults 13-1
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General ............................................................................................................................... 13-1
Default Values..................................................................................................................... 13-1
14. Label types 14-1
15. Dimension Styles 15-1

Dimension lines................................................................................................................... 15-1
Dimension strategies ........................................................................................................ 15-56
16. Presentation Rules 16-1
17. Appendix 17-1

Tables for drawing styles .................................................................................................... 17-1
Abbreviations ...................................................................................................................... 17-3
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1. Document Management
General
2D-drawings are designed automatically, based on the 3D-model, corresponding to the
selected drawing type. The correlation between 3D-model and derivated drawing will remain.
The derivated drawings are managed. They can be updated after a model modification and
they can be deleted from the management menu. On modifying the name of the model- or
drawing DWG, the relation can be restored (register) or disconnected (cancel).
Document Manager
This function determines whether the derivated details (derivated drawings from the model)
still correspond to the model (state current), or whether the model has been modified, and
this modification has not yet affected the derivated detail (update necessary).
Funktion: _AstDocCheck
Button:
Course of dialogue:
• Call the function
• The following window pops up
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View:
Select detail in the input-window and press View. The detail will be displayed
without calling the appropriate DWG. You can end the display pressing OK.
Update:
Select detail in the input-window and press Update. The detail will be updated.
Delete:
Select detail in the input-window and press Delete. The detail will be deleted
irrevocably from the appropriate drawing.
State:
A detail can be checked manually whether being still up to date. It is necessary if
Advance is not able to make an automatic statement.
Finish:
Close the input-window and finish the function.
Help:
The online help for this function pops up.
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Symbole:
The detail is up to date
An update is necessary for the detail.
The model object is deleted. Therefore the detail is blank and also
can be deleted.
The detail was deleted manually.
The state of the drawing cannot be determined. This is the case for
the node details even directly after the derivation.
The detail drawing is open. Only possible if the variable SDI is on 0.

Thus several drawings can be opened simultaneously in one
AutoCAD session.
Complete drawing. Beneath are the individual details.
Clipping from the drawing manager:
If you click with the right mouse button in the left window of the drawing manager, a context
menu will open. With this menu, the drawings can be sorted according to different properties
(title, scale, drawing style, process properties). In addition, drawings and details can be
displayed and deleted.

Register Drawings at Model
The detail drawings have a correlation to the model drawings. Due to this correlation, the
drawing manager will always know which drawings belong to the respective projects.
However, it is only possible if the drawings are not renamed or moved in the file system. If
the model drawing or the detail drawing is being moved, the correlation will be lost. But with
this function, the correlation can be restored. It will be recognized whether the detail drawing
has been derivated from the indicated model. Thus it is impossible to assign outside
drawings to a model.
Function: _AstorDetRegist
Button:
Course of dialogue:
• A selection-window pops up
• Go to the directory where the data file you want to register is stored
• Double-click on the file you want to register

• The following message pops up:
Successful registration of:
C:\Programme\GRAITEC\Advance\work\details\DET14.dwg
• The drawing will now be available in the drawing manager.

Cancel Drawings from Model
The detail drawings have a correlation to the model drawings. Due to this correlation, the
drawing manager will always know which drawings belong to the respective projects. In
some cases, e.g. if a drawing is not requested for the moment, you can cancel existing
drawings from the model. The correlation between detail drawing and model drawing will be
lost. However, you can restore it with REGISTER DRAWINGS AT MODEL.
Function: _AstorDetDeRegist
Button:
Course of dialogue:
• A selection-window pops up
• Go to the directory where the data file you want to cancel is stored
• Double-click on the file you want to cancel

• The following message pops up:
Successful cancellation of:
C:\Programme\GRAITEC\Advance\work\details\DET14.dwg
• The drawing will be not available any more in the drawing manager.

2. Design Drawings
General
2D-drawings will be designed automatically following the 3D-model, corresponding to the
selected drawing type. The correlation between the 3D-model and the derivated drawings will
remain.
The drawing style of the various drawing types can be adjusted individually. The styles are
defined with their settings (parts to be displayed, view, dimension, label, presentation, etc.) in
Access-tables. The drawing types available in this toolbar are only a selection of possible
drawing styles. An overview of all available drawing styles is given in the chapter 4
Predefined Drawing Styles
The derivated drawings (details) can, if not done automatically, be dimensioned and labeled
subsequently with Advance-specific dimension functions (see chapter 6 Drawing Finishing).
The drawing derivation is licensed in two different Advance-modules. For the views the
module Basis is required, and for the single part and main part derivations the module
Drawing Derivation is required.
The following buttons present a selection of the various possibilities for the drawing
derivation. They differ in views, intersections and defaults.
Principle Course of Dialogue:

• Select objects if necessary. Also mere geometry-elements of AutoCAD, e.g.
lines, can be objects, if you want them to be presented.
• Press the corresponding button.
• A dialogue-box appears

General
Scale:
Scale of the derivated detail.
Title:
Label of the complete detail. Possible entries can be seen on page 9-4

Detail box
z-Viewport:
For the drawing styles you can set whether the viewing depth should be limited to
the front or to the rear (Z-orientation of the UCS). The values for the limitation can
be entered in the dialogue-box.
Example: front: 500, rear: -500 will cut a slice of 1000 mm from the model.
xy-Viewport:
For the drawing styles you can set whether the complete model, selected elements
or only a clipping should be derivated. For a clipping the height (Y-orientation of the
UCS) and width (X-orientation of the UCS) can be defined. It will be done
automatically (values via default) by selection (definition by digitizing in the model)
or by fixed values entered in the dialogue-box (X-,Y-delta).

Label / Contents
Label / Content:
Various settings for the content of the labels. They can be set differently for the
various structural part types. Only structural parts that will be presented can be
labeled.
In the following a listing of the entries already available and their meaning.
General:
These entries are available for all elements.
Label / Content Label

Use default See label of the individual styles.
- No label

Sections:

HEA100 Section name
#Height(5)1000 Position number
HEA100 1000 Section name, position number
2 Main part number
1000 Position number
2000 Single part number
HEA 100 1 Section name, main part number
HEA100 – 136 1000 Section name, length, position
number
HEA100 – 136 #Height(5)1000 Section name, length, position
number
HEA100 #Height(5)1000 Section name, position number
HEA100 – 136 10.9 #Height(5)1000 Section name, length, material,
position number
HEA100 – 10 #Height(5)1000 Section name, assembly, position
number
HEA100 M #Height(5)1000 Section name, name, position number
10 - #Height(5)1000 Assembly, position number
10 – 1000 Assembly, position number
EPos: 2000#Newline HPos: 2 Single part number
main part number
#Height(5)2 Main part number
HEA100 #Height(5)2 Section name, main part number
The entry #Height(5) means a text height of 5 mm on the drawing. #Newline creates a new
line.

Plates:

Bl 10x136x68 Thickness, length, width
Bl 10x136x68 1000 Thickness, length width. Position
number
Bl 10 1000 Thickness, position number
#Height(5)1000 Position number
2 Main part number
1000 Position number
2000 Single part number
Bl 10 Thickness
Bl 10 #Height(5)1000 Thickness, position number
Bl 10x136x68 #Height(5)1000 Thickness, length, width, position
number
Bl 10 ... 136x68 #Height(5)1000 Thickness, length, width, position
number
Bl 10 ... 136x68 – 10.9 #Height(5)1000 Thickness, length, width, material,
position number
10 - #Height(5)1000 Assembly, position number
10 - 1000 Assembly, position number
Bl10 2 Thickness, main part number
EPos: 2000#Newline HPos: 2 Single part number
main part number
#Height(5)2 Main part number
Bl10#Height(5)2 Thickness, main part number
The entry #Height(5) means a text height of 5 mm on the drawing. #Newline creates a new
line.

Bolts:

6 M16x136 Number, diameter, length
6Ø18 Number, diameter of bore
M16x136 Diameter, length
6 M16x136#NewlineDIN 6914 Number, diameter, length
DIN
Ø18 Diameter of bore
D18 Diameter of bore
6 M16x136#NewlineDIN 6914 10.9 Number, diameter, length
DIN, quality
6 M16x136 10.9 Number, diameter, length quality
Holes:

Default See description of the individual
styles
– No label
6Ø16 Number, diameter of hole
Ø16 Diameter of hole
D16 Diameter of hole

Label / Type
Label / Type:
Style of the label that can be set. They can be set differently for the various
structural part types. The styles are defined in Access-tables. In the styles are
defined, e.g. the guide line, text direction, placing etc.
Only structural parts that will be presented can be labeled.
Possible settings:
A detailed description of the labels can be seen on page 14-1.

Drawing Elements
Drawing elements:
Check mark to switch off the different objects in the derivated drawings. These
check marks only effect drawing styles that contain the respective drawing
elements.
Height notations are presented in the drawing styles "Views", "Intersections" and
"Nodes". For isometric presentations no height notations can be inserted.
In the shop drawings height notations and line of welding symbols can be inserted
via the finishing (see chapter 6 Drawing Finishing).

Representation
Representation:
Check mark to switch off hidden lines and a shortened presentation. These check
marks only effect drawing styles that contain the respective presentation.
Clipping is used in the styles "Intersection" and in the drawing styles for main and
single parts.
• Change the values and press OK.

• An input window for the names of the derivated DWG pops up

File name:
The available drawings are displayed in a survey list. Here, the name proposed by
the system will be taken or changed.
In the management tool another path can be preset (drawing – general, path of the
detail drawings and prefix).
Prototype file:
Name of the prototype-drawing that is to be used for creating the derivated
drawings. Here, the AutoCAD-styles for dimension, line types etc. are defined.
Prototype-files created by your own can be stored in the directory Advance\Support.

In the management-tool the required prototype-file can be preset (drawing –
general, detail-prototype-file).
• A message will pop up concerning the used prototype-drawing and the DWG
where the detail has been generated:
Use prototype-drawing
C:\Programme\GRAITEC\Advance\SUPPORT\DSCDETPROTO.DWG
-> C:\Programme\GRAITEC\Advance\Work\details\DET4.dwg
For the drawing derivation a prototype-drawing will be used. Here, dimension and text styles,
layer, etc. are defined. The prototype-drawing to be used can be adjusted individually. When
doing, it should be called and processed only with the mere AutoCAD (without Advance), if
possible.

Project Data
Project data can be defined for the model that will be saved with the model. The data can be
used in the drawing derivation for the automatic filling of a title block.
Function: _AstM4CommProjectData
Button:
Course of Dialogue:
• Press the button
• A dialogue-box (register-cards) pops up
General

additional
Preferences
Defining what preferred sizes should be processed (see manual MANAGEMENT

TOOL).

Project unit for weight
Project unit for length

Project unit for angle

Filling the Title Block
In the drawing derivation, these project data can be inserted automatically in the title blocks.
To do this, the title block must have a determined name with defined attributes.
The name of the block for the title block is: HYPERSTEELPAGEHEADER.
Following attributes are used:
Attribut Eingabeaufforderung Register

Bezeichnung
PROJECT Project : “Project data general“
PROJECT_NO Project-No. : “Project data general“
CLIENT Client : “Project data general“
BUILDING Building : “Project data general“
BUILDING_PLACE Building site : “Project data general“
CONTRACTOR Contractor : “Additional project data“
DATE_ORDER Date of order: “Additional project data“
DESIGNER Designer : “Additional project data“
DETAILER Detailer : “Additional project data“
DATE_PLOT “inserted by Advance”
MODEL “inserted by Advance”
DRAWING_NO “inserted by Advance”

3. Prototype file
General
Advance-details are saved in DWGs. When giving a new name for the destination file, you
can also name a prototype-file you want to use, e.g. including dimensional style and the
drawing frame.
To do this, you can select from a list of prototype-files in the file-name dialogue for creating
the detail. You can set a standard prototype-file by default. It will appear automatically as the
file to be used.
You can define your own dimensional styles in existing or in new prototype-files.
Make Your Own Prototype-File

The prototype-files are in the directory Hyper\Shared\Support\Prototypes. Here, you can
store your own prototype-files. You define in the defaults which prototype-file is pre-set
(default: drawing-general, detail-prototype-file).
The prototype-files offered in the list must be in the same directory that can be determined as
follows:
Starting point is the default value DETAIL-PROTOTYPEFILE. The path given here and/or file-
name determines the listed directory and the pre-selected prototype-file.
If only one path is given, the program will use DSCDETPROTO.DWG as default-file.
However, we recommend entering explicitly a file-name. In this case, there are two
possibilities:
1. Default value contains file-name NAME.DWG without path

It will be searched for prototypes\NAME.DWG, that is the given file in the sub-directory
prototypes. The search will be done first in the path of the currently processed model
(such as ...\Projekt1\Prototypes), and then in the AutoCAD search-path (such as
...\Hyper\Shared\Support.
2. Default value contains absolute path with file-name NAME.DWG

It will be searched for exactly this combination of path and file-name, such as
C:\DetailprototypesProjekt1\NAME.DWG.
This type is recommended only for the users with single working station who use for all
their projects the same type heading or frame. Otherwise the default value
C40_PrototypeDwg must be changed for each project.
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Notes:
• The relevant graphic objects (such as frames and type heading) are in the
AutoCAD-paperfield. Modifications are useful only in the paperspace.
• Detail must never be derivated directly in the prototype-file. For Advance a
DWG is either model or prototype or drawing.
If you want to use your own page frame with page header, you must proceed as follows:
• Copy an existing prototype-file

• Open this file in AutoCAD
• Delete or explode page frame and page header
• Enter command BEREINIG, Type BL and clear the block
HYPERSTEELPAGEFRAME and HYPERSTEELPAGEHEADER.
• Create or modify the new page frame and page header
• Create block with the names HYPERSTEELPAGEFRAME with the elements of
the page frame
• Create block with the name HYPERSTEELPAGEHEADER with the elements of
the page header
• Save the drawing
To find out the place which can be used for the details the maximum extents of the block
HYPERSTEELPAGEHEADER is subtracted from the maximum extents of the block
HYPERSTEELPAGEFRAME.
Example:
The place above the title block should not be used for details, because additional
informations should be placed there. To achieve this, a point must be set in the right above
corner, which must be put in the block HYPERSTEELPAGEHEADER.
Point
Title block
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4. Predefined Drawing Styles
On the following pages you will find a listing of the drawing styles already defined in
Advance. For each style a double page is intended and composed in a specific structure.
Function Menutext Button
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Name in Drawingstyle
Management
Example
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Description of the table:
Title Content of the Detail Title

Position title Position of the detail title
top center, bottom left
Request name(s) Detail views
Composition of presentation-, label- and dimension
rules.
Clipping Shortened presentation
X, Y, XY, Off
Presentation rule Which elements are presented and labeled in which
way
Dimension rule How are the elements dimensioned
Object selection Which elements are filtered from the model
Scale Presentation scale
Viewing direction Viewing direction on the elements
Model box Selection of the viewport, restriction of the viewing
depth

View
These styles enable the creation of the isometric views of the complete model. The viewing
depth depends on the UCS and is against the positive Z-axis. The views are presented in the
default scale 1:20 and are not dimensioned. The clipping is switched off.
View V – NoDim NoLab (1 1)
View V – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid (1 2)
View V – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid (1 3)
View V – Select. Parts NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid (1 7)
View VH – NoDim NoLab (1 4)
View VH – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid (1 5)
View VH – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid (1 6)
View VH – Select. Parts NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid (1 8)
View VHA – NoDim NoLab (1 11)
View VHA – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid (1 10)
View VHA – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid (1 9)
View VHA – Select. Parts NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid (1 12)

AstM4CommDetByStyle 1 1 View 1
Button:
Category / Style View

View V – NoDim NoLab
Title View
Position title below left
Request name(s) View V – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule View V – NoLab
Dimension rule Off
Object selection Complete Model with XRefs
Scale 1:20
Viewing direction UCS
Model box Automatic, without restrictions

1
C
2
B
3
A
C
1
B
2
A
3

Button:

View V – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid
Title View
Request name(s) View V – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule View V – Mp PosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

1
2
1 2 9 3
7 1
2
C
3
2
8 7 6
B
1
4
5 3
A
1
5
C
1 4
B
2
A
3

Button:

View V – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid
Title View
Request name(s) View V – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid 1:20 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule View V – Mp NamePosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

IPE270 2
HEA120 6
IPE270 2
HEA180 3
HEA240 1
HEA240 1
IPE270 2
IPE270 7
1 HEA140 9
C IPE270 2
HEA180 3
HEA240 8 2
B
IPE270 7 HEA240 1
HEA120 6
3
A
HEA240 1
C
1 HEA140 4
HEA140 5
B
2 HEA140 5
HEA140 4
HEA240 8
A
3

AstM4CommDetByStyle 1 4
Button: Call with command or Drawing Style Management

View VH – NoDim NoLab
Title View
Request name(s) View VH – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule View VH – NoLab
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

1
C
2
B
3
A
C
1
B
2
A
3


View VH – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid
Title View
Request name(s) View VH – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule View VH – Mp PosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

1 2
1 3
2 9
7 1
2
C
3
2
8 7 1
6
B
5 3
A
5 1
C
1 4
B
2
A
3


View VH – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid
Title View
Request name(s) View VH – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid 1:20 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule View VH – Mp NamePosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

IPE270 2
HEA120 6
IPE270 2
HEA240 1
HEA240 1 HEA180 3
IPE270 2
IPE270 7
1 HEA140 9
C
IPE270 2
2
HEA240 1
B HEA180 3
HEA240 8 IPE270 7
HEA120 6
3
A
HEA240 1
HEA140 4 C
1
HEA140 5
B
2 HEA140 5
HEA140 4
HEA240 8
A
3

Button:

View V – Select. Parts NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid
Title View
Request name(s) View V – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CO
Clipping Off
Dimension rule Off
Object selection Selection set
Scale 1:20

1
7
C 9
2
8
B
3
A
C
1
4
B
2
A
3


View VH – Select. Parts NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid
Title View
Request name(s) View VH – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CO
Clipping Off
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

1
C 9
7
2
8
B
3
A
C
1
4
B
2
A
3


View VHA – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid
Title View
Request name(s) View VHA – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid 1:20 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule View VHA – Mp NamePosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

IPE270 2
HEA120 6
IPE270 2
HEA240 1
HEA240 1
IPE270 2 HEA180 3
IPE270 7
1 HEA140 9
C
IPE270 2
2
HEA240 8 HEA180 3 HEA240 1
B
IPE270 7
HEA120 6
3
A
HEA240 1
C
1 HEA140 4
HEA140 5
B
2 HEA140 5
HEA140 4
HEA240 8
A
3


View VHA – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid
Title View
Request name(s) View VHA – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule View VHA – Mp PosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

1
2
1 3
2 9
7 1
C
2
3
2
7 6
B
8 1
4
3
A 5
5 1
C
1 4
B
2
A
3


View VHA – NoDim NoLab
Title View
Request name(s) View VHA – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule View VHA – NoLab
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

1
C
2
B
3
A
C
1
B
2
A
3


View VHA – Select. Parts NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid
Title View
Request name(s) View VHA – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CO
Clipping Off
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

1
C 9
2
B
8
3
A
C
1 4
B
2
A
3

Detail node
With these styles, clippings can be generated from a model, e.g. node of a frame. The
viewing direction depends on the UCS and is oriented against the positive Z-axis. The size of
the detail clipping is digitized via two points. The default scale is 1:10, there is no automatic
dimension. The clipping is switched off.
The drawings generated with these styles will be displayed in the drawing manager as status
“Unknown” even directly after the derivation. With the button Status you can correct it.
Detail V – NoDim NoLab (2 1)
Detail V – NoDim MpSp PosSmGuid (2 2)
Detail V – NoDim MpSp NamePosSmGuid (2 3)
Detail VH – NoDim NoLab (2 4)
Detail VH – NoDim MpSp PosSmGuid (2 5)
Detail VH – NoDim MpSp NamePosSmGuid (2 6)
Detail VHA – NoDim NoLab (2 9)
Detail VHA – NoDim MpSp PosSmGuid (2 8)
Detail VHA – NoDim MpSp NamePosSmGuid (2 7)

Category / Style Detail Node

Detail V – NoDim NoLab
Title Detail
Request name(s) Detail V – NoDim NoLab 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Detail V – NoLab
Dimension rule Off
Object selection Detail box with XRefs
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction UCS Digi
Model box Digitized by 2 points, without restriction
!! Deactivate Ortho and Ofang !!



Detail V – NoDim MpSp PosSmGuid
Title Detail
Request name(s) Detail V – NoDim MpSp PosSmGuid 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Detail V – MpSp PosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:10

1013
7
1016
1012 1015
1009 1010


Detail V – NoDim MpSp NamePosSmGuid
Title Detail
Request name(s) Detail V – NoDim MpSp NamePosSmGuid 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Detail V – MpSp NamePosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:10

Bl 10 1013
IPE270 7
Bl 20 1016
HEA240 8
Bl 10 1015
Bl 10 1009 Bl 10 1010
Bl 10 1012

AstM4CommDetByStyle 2 4 Node 1
Button:

Detail VH – NoDim NoLab
Title Detail
Request name(s) Detail VH – NoDim NoLab 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Detail VH – NoLab
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:10


Button:

Detail VH – NoDim MpSp PosSmGuid
Title Detail
Request name(s) Detail VH – NoDim MpSp PosSmGuid 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Detail VH – MpSp PosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:10

1013
1016
1015 1010
1009 1012

Button:

Detail VH – NoDim MpSp NamePosSmGuid
Title Detail
Request name(s) Detail VH – NoDim MpSp NamePosSmGuid 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Detail VH – MpSp NamePosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:10

Bl 10 1013
IPE270 7
Bl 20 1016
HEA240 8
Bl 10 1015
Bl 10 1009 Bl 10 1010
Bl 10 1012


Detail VHA – NoDim MpSp NamePosSmGuid
Title Detail
Request name(s) Detail VHA – NoDim MpSp NamePosSmGuid 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Detail VHA – MpSp NamePosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:10

Bl 10 1013
IPE270 7
Bl 20 1016
HEA240 8
Bl 10 1015
Bl 10 1009 Bl 10 1012 Bl 10 1010


Detail VHA – NoDim MpSp PosSmGuid
Title Detail
Request name(s) Detail VHA – NoDim MpSp PosSmGuid 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Detail VHA – MpSp PosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:10

1013
1016
1015
1012 1010
1009


Detail VHA – NoDim NoLab
Title Detail
Request name(s) Detail VHA – NoDim NoLab 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Detail VHA – NoLab
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:10


Single part
Design of shop drawings of the single parts. The viewing direction does not depend on the
UCS, but on the internal system of coordinates of the selected element. The default scale is
1:10. The details are dimensioned and labeled automatically.
Sp – Plate 1:1 CO (3 13)
Sp – Plate 1:1 CX (3 10)
Sp – Plate 1:10 CO (3 14)
Sp – Plate 1:10 CX (3 7)
Sp – Plate UCS 1:10 CXY (3 12)
Sp – Bent Beam (3 6)
Sp – Beam UCS 1:10 CX (3 11)
Sp – Beam front 1:10 CX (3 1)
Sp – Beam front,top 1:10 CX (3 2)
Sp – Beam front,top,bottom 1:1 CX (3 9)
Sp – Beam front,top,bottom 1:10 CO (3 8)
Sp – Beam front,top,bottom 1:10 CX (3 3)
Sp – Beam front,bottom 1:10 CX (3 4)
Sp – Beam Selection of views 1:10 CX (3 5)

AstM4CommDetByStyle 3 1 Sp – Beam front
Button:
Category / Style Singlepart

Sp – Beam front 1:10 CX
Title #Height(3.5)%Quantityx %Namex%Length – %Material %Note

#Height(5)%SinglePartPosNum
Position title top middle
Request name(s) Sp Beam Front 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule Singlepart VHA
Dimension rule Sp Beam
Object selection Singlepart
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front

AstM4CommDetByStyle 3 1 Sp – Beam front
1x HEB500x3319 - S235JRG2 1082

150 1544 116 76 100 532 46 77 46 419 213
66 20 66 74
81
150
35 41 69
275
350
370
350
150
274
274
150
R=65
130
75
2252 610 80 108 269
3319

AstM4CommDetByStyle 3 2 Sp – Beam front, top
Button:

Sp – Beam front,top 1:10 CX

Sp Beam Top, Bottom 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object top

AstM4CommDetByStyle 3 2 Sp – Beam front, top
1x HEB500x3319 - S235JRG2 1082

150 1544 116 76 100 532 46 77 46 419 213
66 20 66 74
81
150
35 41 69
275
350
370
350
150
274
274
150
130
R=65
75
2252 610 80 108 269
3319
2252 1067
300
2252 853 214
3319

AstM4CommDetByStyle 3 3 Sp – Beam
front,top,bottom
Button:

Sp – Beam front,top,bottom 1:10 CX

Sp Beam Bottom, Top1:10 CX
Clipping X
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object top / Object bottom

front,top,bottom
2252 853 214

300
2252 1067
3319
1x HEB500x3319 - S235JRG2 1082

150 1544 116 76 100 532 46 77 46 419 213
66 20 66 74
81
150
35 41 69
275
350
370
350
150
274
274
150
130
R=65
75
2252 610 80 108 269
3319
2252 1067
300
2252 853 214
3319

front,bottom
Button:

Sp – Beam front,bottom 1:10 CX

Sp Beam Bottom, Top1:10 CX
Clipping X
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object bottom

front,bottom
2252 853 214

300
2252 1067
3319
1x HEB500x3319 - S235JRG2 1082

150 1544 116 76 100 532 46 77 46 419 213
66 20 66 74
81
150
35 41 69
275
350
370
350
150
274
274
150
130
R=65
75
2252 610 80 108 269
3319

AstM4CommDetByStyle 3 5 Sp – Beam selection of view
Button:

Sp – Beam selection of view 1:10 CX

Request name(s) Sp AllViews 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object selected

AstM4CommDetByStyle 3 5 Sp – Beam selection of view
2252 853 214

300
2252 1067
3319
1x HEB500x3319 - S235JRG2 1082

150 150 150 1544 116 76 100 532 46 77 46 419 213 150 150
66 20 66 74
81
150
35 41 69
250
250
275
350
370
350
150
274
274
250
250
150
130
R=65
75
300 2252 610 80 108 269 300
3319
2252 1067
300
2252 853 214
3319
2252 610 80 108 269

75
130
150
274
274
150
350
81 69 4135
370
74 66 20 66
350
R=65
275
150
150 1544 116 76 100 532 46 77 46 419 213
3319

AstM4CommDetByStyle 3 6 Sp - BentBeam
Button:

Sp - BentBeam

Request name(s) Sp BentBeam Top 1:10 CO
Clipping Off (BentBeams cannot be clipped)
Dimension rule Sp BentBeam
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object top

AstM4CommDetByStyle 3 6 Sp - BentBeam
1x HEA160x3401 - S235JRG2 1023

3400
40
980 980
38 2ø14 38
76
2ø14 662
662
76
69
13 69
70 13
611
70
2ø14
3143

AstM4CommDetByStyle 3 7 Sp – Plate
Button:

Sp – Plate 1:10 CX
Title #Height(3.5)%Quantityx %Name – %Material %Note

Request name(s) Sp Plate 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Dimension rule Sp plate
Scale 1:10

AstM4CommDetByStyle 3 7 Sp – Plate
3x BL 10x250x200 - S235JRG2 1010

250
49 57 144
100
65 56 79
2ø13
200
100
100 150


Sp – Beam front,top,bottom 1:10 CO

Request name(s) Sp Beam Front 1:10 CO Sp Beam Top,Bottom 1:10 CO
Sp Beam Bottom,Top 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Scale 1:10

2252 853 214

300
2252 1067
3319
1x HEB500x3319 - S235JRG2 1082

150 1544 116 76 100 532 46 77 46 419 213
66 20 66 74
81
150
3541 69
275
350
370
350
150
274
274
150
130
R=65
75
2252 610 80 108 269
3319
2252 1067
300
2252 853 214
3319


Sp – Beam front,top,bottom 1:1 CX

Request name(s) Sp Beam Front 1:1 CX Sp Beam Top,Bottom 1:1 CX
Sp Beam Bottom,Top 1:1 CX
Clipping X
Scale 1:1

3973
24
24
1x RO48.3X3.2x3973 - S235JRG2 1020

3973
24
24
3973
24
24


Sp – Plate 1:1 CX

Request name(s) Sp Plate 1:1 CX
Clipping X
Dimension rule Sp Plate
Scale 1:1

3x BL 10x250x200 - S235JRG2 1010

250
49 57 144
79
100
2ø13
56
200
100
65
100 150


Sp – Beam UCS 1:10 CO

Request name(s) Sp Beam UCS 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Scale 1:10

1x HEB500x3319 - S235JRG2 1082

150
150
1544
350
116
76
100
532
81
46
3541 69
46 77
419
4
20 66 7
213
350
274
66
2252
275
150
274
R=65
150
3319
370
75
610
80
108
130
269


Sp – Plate UCS 1:10 CXY

Request name(s) Sp Plate UCS 1:10 CXY
Clipping XY
Scale 1:10

3x BL 10x250x200 - S235JRG2 1010
100 100
79 56 65
57 49
100
250
150
144
2ø13
200


Sp – Plate 1:1 CO

Request name(s) Sp Plate 1:1 CO
Clipping Off
Scale 1:1

3x BL 10x250x200 - S235JRG2 1010

250
49 57 144
79
100
200
2ø13
56
100
65
100 150


Sp – Plate 1:10 CO

Request name(s) Sp Plate 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Scale 1:10

3x BL 10x250x200 - S235JRG2 1010

250
49 57 144
100
65 56 79
2ø13
200
100
100 150

Main part
Design of shop drawings of the main parts. The default scale is 1:10. The details are
dimensioned and labeled automatically. The clipping is switched on for the XY-direction.
Mainpart – UCS (4 1)
Mainpart – Plate, AutoIntersections (4 2)
Mainpart – Bent Beam (4 3)
Mainpart – UCS add. Parts (4 5)
Mainpart – UCS System dimension (4 6)
Mainpart – Intersection of selected parts (4 7)
In order to get a front plate view from the inside of cover plates, they must have the function
of cover plate, base plate or butt plate (Advance Properties Register Note).

AstM4CommDetByStyle 4 1 Mainpart – UCS
Button:
Category / Style Mainpart

Mainpart – UCS

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Mp UCS 1:10 CX
Endplates from inside 1:10 CO
IntersectionsR Choice, Bottom1:10 CO
Clipping X
Presentation rule Mp VHA / Mp intersection VHAC
Dimension rule Mainpart / End plates / Mp intersection
Object selection Mainpart
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction UCS / End plates from inside /
IntersectionsRightSide xy500 F2R500

AstM4CommDetByStyle 4 1 Mainpart – UCS
1x HEB500 - S235JRG2 Deckenträger 23
289
2850 1548
100
2561 1031
150
87
170
1015
372
500
575 2 M12x30 KB ø16x75
DIN 6914
500
100 2 M16x45
210 DIN 6914
100
330
Fv=0.5
26
230
102
500
345
9
50 10
2ø18-50
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
56
322
156
300
99
341
80 140 80 KB ø16x75 330
32
70
250
372
100 609
178 1010 199
312
25
57 35 61
250
10
50
KB ø16x75
128
1083 1170
190
1083 1844
250
480
100
10 100 100 100
190
850
50
1031
10
6 M16x50
150
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0
20
200
1015
60
1010
200
20


Mainpart – Plate, AutoIntersections

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Mp Top 1:10 CX
Mp Top, Bottom 1:10 CX
IntersectionsR, Bottom 1:10 CO
Clipping X
Presentation rule Mp SpMpPos VHA / Mp VHA / Mp intersection VHAC
Dimension rule Mainpart / Mp Flange / Mp intersection
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object top / IntersectionsRightSide xy500 F2R500


AstM4CommDetByStyle 4 3 Mainpart – Bent Beam
Button:

Mainpart – BentBeam
Title #Height(3.5)%Quantityx%Namex%Length – %Material %Note

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Mp BentBeam Top 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Mp SpMpPos VHA / Mp VHA
Dimension rule Mp BentBeam / End plates
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object top / Endplates from inside

AstM4CommDetByStyle 4 3 Mainpart – Bent Beam
1x HEA160x3401 - S235JRG2 17
3400
3209
40
980 980
2 M12x40
DIN 7990 38
38
2 M12x40 2 M12x40
76
DIN 7990 DIN 7990 662
662
76
95
95 59
69
59
13 69
70 13
70
10
10
EPos: 1023
2
15
2
15
HPos: 17
74
74
1036 1036


Mainpart – UCS add. Parts
Title #Height(3.5)%Quantityx%Name – %Material %Note

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Mp UCS 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule Mp VHA / Mp intersection VHAC
Dimension rule Mainpart / End plates / Mp Intersection
Object selection Main part and additional elements
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction UCS / Endplates from inside /



Mainpart – UCS system dimensions

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Mp UCS BemSystem 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule Mp SpMpPos VHA / End plates / Mp Intersection VHAC
Dimension rule Mp System / End plates / Mp Intersection
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction UCS / Endplates from inside /

1x HEB500 - S235JRG2 Deckenträger 23
250
289
2850 1548
100
1031
2561
150
87 KB ø16x75
170
1015
372
500
575 2 M12x30
DIN 6914
500
100 100 2 M16x45
210 DIN 6914
100
330
Fv=0.5
26
230
102
500
345
9
50 10
2ø18-50 KB ø16x75
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
56
322
156
300
99
341
80 140 80
32
330
1010
372
70
178
250
312
KB ø16x75 100 609

250
199
10
EPos: 1085 57
25
35 61
HPos: 23 2850
50
128
1083
190
1083 1170
250
1844
480
100
190
850 10 100 100 100

50
10
6 M16x50
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0 1031
150
20
1015
200
1010
60
200
20

AstM4CommDetByStyle 4 7 Mainpart – intersection of
selected parts
Button:

Mainpart – intersection of selected parts
Title Intersection
Position title Bottom left
Request name(s) Mp cross section 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Mp intersection VHAC
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:10

AstM4CommDetByStyle 4 7 Mainpart – intersection of
selected parts
1015
1010

Customer
Button:
Category / Style Customer

Delete later
This style serves only for the display of the category and has no further function. In this
category you can place your own styles in order to distinguish them from the other styles.
The name of the category can be renamed in the table DetBaseCategories. After restarting
Advance the new name will be available.
A toolbar compiled beforehand is available for your own drawing styles. Via the menu View /
Toolbars you can activate it via the menu group HyperDetailing (alternatively: right-hand
mouse-button in the menu, HyperDetailing, Own Drawing Styles).
To integrate your own drawing styles or drawing styles not available in the menu, click with
the right mouse-button on this toolbar and select “Adjust …”. Now you can process the
properties of each button by clicking the required button with the right or left mouse-button
(that depends on der AutoCAD version). The following window will open:

Name:
Text that will be displayed if the mouse touches the button..
Hilfe:
Text that will be shown at the lower screen frame, if the mouse touches the button.
Macro:
Function calling the drawing style.
^C^C = a command then active will be canceled.
AstM4CommDetByStyle = function calling the drawing derivation.
Now, only the category and the drawing style must be added.
Categories (DetBaseCategories):
Nr. Kategorie
0 General
1 View
2 Detail Node
3 Single Part
4 Main Part
5 Customer
6 Processes
7 Tie beam
8 Intersections
9 Special Structural Parts
10 Column
11 Statics
You will find the number of the category and drawing style in the drawing style
management.

Category Style
The command should be as follows:
^C^CAstM4CommDetByStyle 1 8

Processes
Button: AstM4CommDetByStyle 6 1 – 6 10
Category / Style Processes
These styles are specifically for the automatic drawing design (see chapter Fehler!
Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht
gefunden werden.). They differ only from other styles in their title text where the number of
pieces in the model or, concerning the single parts, at the main part is displayed, and
intersections are not queried but generated automatically.
Process – Sp Plate 1:1 CX MpQuantity (6 1)
Process – Sp Plate 1:10 CX MpQuantity (6 2)
Process – Sp Beam 1:1 CX MpQuantity (6 3)
Process – Sp Beam 1:10 CO MpQuantity (6 4)
Process – Sp Beam 1:10 CX MpQuantity (6 5)
Process – Mp Plate, AutoIntersections (6 6)
Process – Tie beam 1:10 CO, AutoIntersections (6 7)
Process – Tie beam, AutoIntersections (6 8)
Process – Column, AutoIntersections (6 9)
Process – ZED-Purlin, AutoIntersections (6 10)
The available process definitions will be described on page 5-6

Tie beam
Design of shop drawings of tie beam lying in main parts The viewing directions does not
depend on the UCS, but on the internal system of coordiantes of the selected main part. The
views are presented, labeled and dimensioned in the default scale 1:10. The clipping is
activated in X-direction.
Tie beam – front (7 1)
Tie beam – front,top (7 2)
Tie beam – front,top,bottom (7 3)
Tie beam – front,bottom (7 4)
Tie beam – selection of view (7 5)
Tie beam – with environment (7 6)
Tie beam – AutoIntersections (7 7)

AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 1 Tie beam – front
Button:
Category / Style Tie beam

Tie beam – front

#Height(5)%Position
Clipping X
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Endplates from inside /

AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 1 Tie beam – front
1x HEB500x2850 - S235JRG2 Deckenträger 23
20 2850
2561 289
300 230 100 210 100 575 87 1548
80 140 80
1031
2 M16x45 2 M12x30
DIN 6914 DIN 6914 KB ø16x75
Fv=0.5
150
2ø18-50
100
10
1015
50
50 109
156
170
250
1083
190
322
345
32
372
372
500
500
500
480
341
330
190
312
1083
250
56
102 26
KB ø16x75
178
128
99
50
10
2 M16x45 EPos: 1085 KB ø16x75

6 M16x50 DIN 6914 HPos: 23 1010
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0 2850
1844 57 199 100 250 70 330

25
850 100 1170 35 61 609
10 100 100 100
1031
150
20
1015
200
60
1010
200
20

AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 2 Tie beam – front,top
Button:

Tie beam – front, top

#Height(5)%Position
Clipping X
Presentation rule Mp SpMpPos VHA / Mp VHA / Mp Intersection VHAC
Dimension rule Mp / Mp Flange / End plates / Mp Intersection
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object top / Endplates from inside /

AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 2 Tie beam – front,top
20 2850
2561 289
300 230 100 210 100 575 87 1548
80 140 80
1031
2 M16x45
DIN 6914 KB ø16x75
Fv=0.5
150
2ø18-50
100
10
1015
50
50 109
156
170
250
190
322
1083
345
32
372
372
500
500
500
480
KB ø16x75
1083
341
330
190
312
250
56
102 26
KB ø16x75
178
128
99
50
10
2 M16x45 EPos: 1085 1010 2 M12x30

6 M16x50 DIN 6914 HPos: 23 DIN 6914
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0 2850
1844 57 199 100 250 70 330
850 100 1170 35 61 609

25
2100 100 650
50 2800
1083 2 M20x60 1031

DIN 6914
100
80
100
100
300
120
100
1010 1015
2561 289
10 100 100 100
1031
20 150
1015
200
60
1010
200
20
Pos. 23 A - A

AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 3 Tie beam – front,
top,bottom
Button:

Tie beam – front, top, bottom

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Mp Top 1:10 CX Mp Bottom, Top 1:10 CX
Mp Top, Bottom 1:10 CX Endplates from inside 1:10 CO

Clipping X
Dimension rule Mainpart / Mp Flange / End plates / Mp Intersection
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object bottom / Object top /
Endplates from inside / IntersectionsRightSide xy500 F2R500

AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 3 Tie beam – front,
top,bottom
300 1010 1015
1083
2561 289
20 2850
2561 289
300 230 100 210 100 575 87 1548
80 140 80
1031
2 M16x45
DIN 6914 KB ø16x75
Fv=0.5
150
2ø18-50
100
10
1015
50
50 109
156
170
250
190
322
1083
345
32
372
372
480
500
500
KB ø16x75
1083
341
330
190
312
250
56
102 26
KB ø16x75
178
128
99
50
10
2 M16x45 EPos: 1085 1010 2 M12x30

6 M16x50 DIN 6914 HPos: 23 DIN 6914
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0 2850
1844 57 199 100 250 70 330
850 100 1170 35 61 609

25
2100 100 650
50 2800
1083 2 M20x60 1031

DIN 6914
100
80
100
100
300
120
100
1010 1015
2561 289
10 100 100 100
1031
20 150
1015
200
60
1010
200
20
Pos. 23 A - A

AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 4 Tie beam – front,bottom
Button:

Tie beam – front, bottom

#Height(5)%Position
Mp Bottom, Top 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object bottom / Endplates from inside /

AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 4 Tie beam – front,bottom
1010 1015
300
1083
2561 289
20 2850
2561 289
300 230 100 210 100 575 87 1548
80 140 80
1031
2 M16x45
DIN 6914 KB ø16x75
Fv=0.5
150
2ø18-50
100
10
1015
50
50 109
156
170
250
190
322
1083
345
32
372
372
480
500
500
KB ø16x75
1083
341
330
190
312
250
56
102 26
KB ø16x75
178
128
99
50
10
2 M16x45 EPos: 1085 1010 2 M12x30

6 M16x50 DIN 6914 HPos: 23 DIN 6914
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0 2850
1844 57 199 100 250 70 330
850 100 1170 35 61 609

25
10 100 100 100
1031
20 150
1015
200
60
1010
200
20
Pos. 23 A - A

AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 5 Tie beam – selection
of view
Button:

Tie beam – selection of view

#Height(5)%Position
Mp Bottom Choice, Top 1:10 CX
Mp Top Choice, Bottom 1:10 CX
Mp Rear Choice 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object bottom / Object top / Object rear /

AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 5 Tie beam – selection
of view
20 2850
2850
230 100 210 100 575 87 1548
EPos: 1085
HPos: 23
128
250
312
341
500
500
2 M16x45
372
32
1083 DIN 6914

250
109 50
156
2ø18-50 2 M16x45
150
DIN 6914
Fv=0.5
1031
2561 289
2100 100 650
1010 1015
300
1083
2561 289
20 2850
2561 289
300 230 100 210 100 575 87 1548
80 140 80
1031
2 M16x45
DIN 6914 KB ø16x75
Fv=0.5
150
2ø18-50
100
10
1015
50
50 109
156
170
250
190
322
1083
345
32
372
372
500
500
500
480
KB ø16x75
1083
341
330
190
312
250
56
102 26
KB ø16x75
178
128
99
50
10
2 M16x45 EPos: 1085 1010 2 M12x30

6 M16x50 DIN 6914 HPos: 23 DIN 6914
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0 2850
1844 57 199 100 250 70 330
850 100 1170 35 61 609

25
2100 100 650
50 2800
1083 2 M20x60 1031

DIN 6914
100
80
100
100
300
120
100
1010 1015
2561 289
10 100 100 100
1031
150
20
1015
200
60
1010
200
20
Pos. 23 A - A

AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 6 Tie beam – with
environment
Button:

Tie beam – with environment

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Mp Front WithEnvironment 1:10 CX
Mp Top WithEnvironment 1:10 CX
Endplates from inside 1:10 CXY
Clipping X
Object selection Mainpart with environment
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front xy500 FR500 / Object top xy500 FR500 /
The color of the environment can be changed in the database AstorDetails.mdb in the table
DetAcadSettings, Key 17. Default is colour 9.

AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 6 Tie beam – with
environment
1x RO48.3X3.2x3973 - S235JRG2 10
3973
26 48 26
25 50 25
7 26 48 26
12 1035 50
25 25
1041 11 EPos: 1020 1040

6 HPos: 10 16
50 100 50
50 100 50
76 48 76
76 48 76
48
1040 1042
4 M16x45
4 M16x45 12 DIN 7990
DIN 7990
11 16
1041
12
1042
1034
6 7
48
1040 1040
1035
3973


Tie beam – AutoIntersections

#Height(5)%Position
Mp Bottom, Top 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object top / Object bottom /

1010 1015
300
1083
2561 289
20 2850
2561 289
300 230 100 210 100 575 87 1548
80 140 80
1031
2 M16x45
DIN 6914 KB ø16x75
Fv=0.5
150
2ø18-50
100
10
1015
50
50 109
156
170
250
190
322
1083
345
32
372
372
500
500
480
KB ø16x75
1083
341
330
190
312
250
56
102 26
KB ø16x75
178
128
99
50
10
2 M16x45 EPos: 1085 1010 2 M12x30

6 M16x50 DIN 6914 HPos: 23 DIN 6914
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0 2850
1844 57 199 100 250 70 330
850 100 1170 35 61 609

25
2100 100 650
50 2800
1083 2 M20x60 1031

DIN 6914
100
80
100
100
300
120
100
1010 1015
2561 289
10 100 100 100
1031
20 150
1015
200
60
1010
200
20
Pos. 23 A - A

Intersection
With the intersections, geometric clippings are generated from the model. The viewing
direction depends on the UCS and is orientated against the positive Z-axis. The views are
presented in the default scale 1:20. The clipping is activated in X-direction.
Intersection V – FR500 – NoDim NoLab (8 1)
Intersection V – FR500 – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid (8 2)
Intersection V – FR500 – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid (8 3)
Intersection V – FR500 – Ra Mp PosSmGuid (8 7)
Intersection V – FR500 – RaSy Mp PosSmGuid (8 9)
Intersection V – F8R0 – RaSy Mp PosSmGuid (8 10)
Intersection VH – FR500 – NoDim NoLab (8 4)
Intersection VH – FR500 – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid (8 5)
Intersection VH – FR500 – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid (8 6)
Intersection VH – FR500 – Ra Mp PosSmGuid (8 8)
Intersection VH – F5R8 – RaSchr Mp PosSmGuid (8 11)
Intersection VHA – FR500 – NoDim NoLab (8 12)
Intersection VHA – FR500 – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid (8 13)
Intersection VHA – FR500 – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid (8 14)

AstM4CommDetByStyle 8 1 Intersection 1
Button:
Category / Style Intersection

Intersection V – FR500 – NoDim NoLab
Title Intersection
Position title bottom left
Request name(s) Intersection V 500 – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule View V – NoLab
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20
Viewing direction UCS Intersection FR500
Model box Automatic, Top and Rear 500 mm

+1500
1 2 3

Button:

Intersection V – FR500 – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection V 500 – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20
Model box Automatic, Top and Rear 500 mm

2 2
+1500
1 2 3

Button:

Intersection V – FR500 – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection V 500 – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule View V – Mp NamePosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20
Model box Automatic, Front and Rear 500 mm

IPE270 2 IPE270 2
HEA180 3
HEA240 1 HEA240 1
+1500
1 2 3


Intersection VH – FR500 – NoDim NoLab
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection VH 500 – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule View VH – NoLab
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

+1500
1 2 3


Intersection VH – FR500 – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection VH 500 – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

2 2
+1500
1 2 3


Intersection VH – FR500 – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection VH 500 – NoDim MpNamePosSmGuid 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule View VH – Mp NamePosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

IPE270 2 IPE270 2
HEA180 3
HEA240 1 HEA240 1
+1500
1 2 3


Intersection V – FR500 – Gr Mp PosSmGuid
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection V 500 – Gr Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Dimension rule Grid
Scale 1:20

2 2
+1500
1 2 3
5000 5000


Intersection VH – FR500 – Gr Mp PosSmGuid
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection VH 500 – Gr Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Dimension rule Grid
Scale 1:20

2 2
+1500
1 2 3
5000 5000

Button:

Intersection V – FR500 – GrSy Mp PosSmGuid
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection V 500 – GrSy Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Dimension rule Grid BeamSystem
Scale 1:20

2 2
+1500
1 2 3

Button:

Intersection V – V8H0 – GrSy Mp PosSmGuid
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection V F8R0 – GrSy Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Dimension rule Grid BeamSystem
Scale 1:20
Viewing direction UCS Intersection V8H0
Model box Automatic, Front no limit, Rear 0 mm

1 2
1
4000
1 2 1
4000
7 7
8 8
10000

AstM4CommDetByStyle 8 11 Anchoring plan
Button:

Intersection VH – V5H8 – GrBo Mp PosSmGuid
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection VH F5R8 – GrSy Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule Detail VH – MpSp PosSmGuid Bo
Dimension rule Grid Bolts
Scale 1:20
Viewing direction UCS Intersection F5R8
Model box Automatic, Front 5, Rear no limit

AstM4CommDetByStyle 8 11 Anchoring plan
115 1845 80 1920 80 960 960 80 1920 80 1845 115
2
1
3
1014
1
60 60
C C
2 M20x400 1
DIN 267 2 M20x400
1014 DIN 267
3880
4000
1 1014
B B
60
60
2 M20x400 1
DIN 267 2 M20x400
1014 DIN 267
3880
4000
2 M20x400 2 M20x400
DIN 267 DIN 267
1014
1014 8 4 5 5 4
A A
60 60
2 M20x400 1018 1018 1018 2 M20x400 1018
2 M20x400 DIN 267 8 2 M20x400
DIN 267 DIN 267
DIN 267
1 2 3
5000 5000


Intersection VHA – FR500 – NoDim NoLab
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection VHA 500 – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule View VHA – NoLab
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

+1500
1 2 3


Intersection VHA – FR500 – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection VHA 500 – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

2 2
+1500
1 2 3


Intersection VHA – FR500 – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid
Title Intersection
Request name(s) Intersection VHA 500 – NoDim Mp NamePosSmGuid 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule View VHA – Mp NamePosSmGuid
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

IPE270 2 IPE270 2
HEA180 3
HEA240 1 HEA240 1
+1500
1 2 3

Special Structural Parts
In this category are styles for elements available that need a special presentation or operate
more with functions. The viewing direction does not depend on the UCS, but is orientated to
the internal system of coordinates of the selected main part. The default scale is 1:10, the
dimensioning and labeling is done automatically. The clipping is active in X-direction.
Compression pipe – front,bottom (9 1)
Crossbracing – front,bottom (9 2)
Tube with templates (9 3)
Templates (9 4)
Railing – UCS (9 5)
ZED-Purlin – selection of view (9 6)
Picket Railing – UCS (9 7)
Stairway – front (9 8)

AstM4CommDetByStyle 9 1 Compression pipe
Button:
Category / Style Special Structural Parts

Compression pipe – front, bottom

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Compression pipe Front 1:10 CX
Compression pipe Bottom, Top 1:10 CX Endplates from inside
Clipping X
Dimension rule Compression pipe / Off / End plates
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object bottom / End plates from inside

AstM4CommDetByStyle 9 1 Compression pipe
1026
1036
1x RO101.6X3.6x7764 - S235JRG2 6
9 102 9 7764 90 40
25 70 25 7714 50 90 40 20
4 M16x45 EPos: 1074

DIN 7990 HPos: 6
1026
30
74
51 51
102
190
1036 1036
74
2 M16x45
DIN 7990
30

AstM4CommDetByStyle 9 2 Crossbracing
Button:

Crossbracing – front, bottom

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Crossbracing Front 1:10 CX
Crossbracing Bottom, Top 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Dimension rule Crossbracing / Off
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object bottom

AstM4CommDetByStyle 9 2 Crossbracing
1074 1076
1076
2x 1068
1x RD12x5162 - S235JRG2 25
5817
35 155 60 90 45 150 5102 60 155 35
EPos: 1071
1074 HPos: 25
1076 1076
1 M12x40
DIN 7990 1 M12x40
2x 1068 DIN 7990
1081 1081
1x RD16x5721 - S235JRG2 24
5721
EPos: 1070
HPos: 24 1081
1081

AstM4CommDetByStyle 9 3 Tube with templates
Button:

Tube with templates

#Height(5)%Position
Template Right 1:1 CO / Template Left CO 1:1
Clipping X
Presentation rule Singlepart VHA / Template
Dimension rule Sp Beam / Template
Scale 1:10 / 1:1
Viewing direction Object front / Object top / Template Right / Template Left

AstM4CommDetByStyle 9 3 Tube with templates
1x RO60.3X3.6x920 - S235JRG2 1019

10 10
41 898 41
R=51
30
30
30
30
R=51
70 779 70
919
10 899 10
60
10 10
41 898 41
919

AstM4CommDetByStyle 9 4 Templates
Button:

Templates
Title #Height(3.5) Templates for %Name

Request name(s) Templates main view blank 1:1 CO
Templates 1:1 CO
Templates Left 1:1 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Template
Dimension rule Off / Template
Scale 1:1
Viewing direction Object front / Template / Template Left

AstM4CommDetByStyle 9 4 Templates
Schablone für RO60.3X3.6 1019


Railing – UCS

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Railing UCS 1:10 CX IntersectionsR Choice, Bottom1:10 CO
Clipping X
Presentation rule Mp SpMpPos VHA / Mp Intersection VHAC
Dimension rule Railing / Mp Intersection
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction UCS / IntersectionsRightSide xy500 F2R500
This result only can be achieved if the said functions are used in the model (Railing Handrail,
Railing Post, Railing Kneerail, Railing End, Railing Elbow, Railing Baseplate). The addition
„Post“ must be assigned to all horizontal parts, the addition „Stair“ all inclined parts. These
role texts are not displayed in the detail.
1x RO48.3X3.2x2327 - S235JRG2 17
EPos: 1041
1069 HPos: 17 1042
84
349
1047
1070
1050 1006 RO48.3X3.2
530
325
RO48.3X3.2 1062
1100
1070
1006
60
1069
1048
416
416
1004 1062
1044 1004
1052 1052 1052
10
10
1061
1005
1051 1061
2987
787
787
787
1005 1042 1067

1069
84
2
29
1051
349
1047
530
2
27
1050
1
1070
92
2x 1038
325
1005 1048
1100
7
34
60
1051 1070 1069

10
416
416
1004 1044
-1.84
10
10
1052 1052
24 60 140 900 900 900 900 900 900 900 140 60 24
6748

1x RO48.3X3.2x2547 - S235JRG2 10
Geländer Bogen Geländer Bogen

Podest
EPos: 1059 Podest
1069 HPos: 10 1069
Geländer Handlauf
Podest
24
60
Geländer Endschwinge
Geländer Endschwinge
1053 1053
1053
524
380
1055 1055
1056 Geländer Endschwinge Geländer Endschwinge 1056
Podest
Podest
Podest Podest
1014
1024
60
1054 1054
1069
Geländer Knieleiste Geländer Knieleiste
1069
Geländer Pfosten
Geländer Pfosten
Geländer Pfosten
Podest Podest Geländer Bogen
Podest
425
Geländer Bogen
490
Podest
Podest
Podest
Podest
Geländer Fußleiste 1057
Podest
10 5 60
10
1060 1060 1060
Geländer Fußplatte Geländer Fußplatte Geländer Fußplatte
Podest Podest Podest
24 60 140 1134 1133 140 60 24
2715
627
4 10 116
20 28
462
1054
27
1053
412
10 5 60
1057 1060
Pos. 10 A - A


ZED-Purlin – selection of view

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) ZED-Purlin Front 1:10 CXZED-Purlin Bottom Choice, Top 1:10
CX ZED-Purlin Top Choice, Bottom 1:10 CX
ZED-Purlin Rear Choice 1:10 CX
ZED-Purlin Right 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule ZED-Purlin SpMpPos / ZED-Purlin
Dimension rule Mainpart / Mp Flange / Off
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object bottom / Object top / Object rear /
Object right

2000
2 M20x20
DIN 6914
2ø18 w= 40
158
22
EPos: 1034
HPos: 8
70
34
2000
1x ZG180/70/1.50/10°DNx2000 - S235JRG2 8
2000
158
22
2ø18 2 M20x20
EPos: 1034 DIN 6914
HPos: 8 w= 40
900 100 1000
2ø18
60 44
70
34
2000


Picket railing – UCS

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Picket railing UCS 1:10 COIntersectionsR Choice, Bottom1:10
CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Picket railing / Mp intersection VHAC
Dimension rule Picket railing / Mp Intersection
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction UCS / IntersectionsRightSide xy500 F2R500



Stringer – front

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Stringer Front 1:10 CO Endplates from inside 1:10 CO
Clipping Off
Presentation rule Stair VHA / Mp VHA / Mp Intersection VHAC
Scale 1:10

1x UPE160x1373 - S235JRG2 20
1373
30 70
342 124 203 124 203 124 253
56 22 56 22
22 22 1291 82
70 30
1030 1066
64 45
33
5
139
62
42 118
160
199
127
1066
52 90
30
1063
12
4 M12x30
6 M12x30 DIN 6914
8
1063 DIN 6914

4 M12x30
DIN 6914 97 12 1206 58 40

Column
Design of shop drawings of vertical elements. The viewing direction does not depend on the
UCS, but is oriented to the internal system of coordinates of the selected main beam. The
default scale is 1:10, and the dimensioning and labeling is done automatically. The clipping is
activated in X-direction.
Column – front (10 1)
Column – front,left (10 2)
Column – front,left,right (10 3)
Column – front,right (10 4)
Column – Selection of views (10 5)
Column – with environment (10 6)
Column – AutoIntersections (10 7)
Column horizontal – Selection of views (10 8)

AstM4CommDetByStyle 10 1 Column – front
Button:
Category / Style Column

Column – front

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Mp Front Vertical 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule Mp Vertical SpMpPos VHA / Mp VHA / Mp intersection VHAC
Dimension rule Mainpart / End plates / Mp intersection
Scale 1:10

AstM4CommDetByStyle 10 1 Column – front
150 20 200 60 200 20
1031
100
100
100
10
1015 1010
Pos. 23 A - A

500
372 26 102
100 500
170 330
289
330
1015
609
70
KB ø16x75
250
KB ø16x75
150 500
35 61
100
25
1548
1031 345 56 99
2 M12x30
199
DIN 6914
57
1010
1170
2850
2850
109 50 341
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
2561
87
EPos: 1085
HPos: 23
322 178
KB ø16x75
1844
575
100
156 32 312
2ø18-50
100
210
850
372 128
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
100
230
20
1083
250 250
10 480 10
50 190 190 50
1083
80
140
300
80
6 M16x50
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0

AstM4CommDetByStyle 10 2 Column – front,left
Button:

Column – front, left

#Height(5)%Position
Mp Bottom Vertical, Top 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule Mp Vertical SpMpPos VHA / Mp vertical VHA / Mp intersection
VHAC
Dimension rule Mainpart / Mp Flange / End plates / Mp intersection
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object bottom / Endplates from inside /

AstM4CommDetByStyle 10 2 Column – front,left

500 300
372 26 102
100 500
170 330
289
289
330
1015
609
1015
650
70
KB ø16x75
250
150 500 100 100 100
KB ø16x75
35 61
100
100
25
1031
1548
1031 345 56 99
2 M12x30
199
DIN 6914
57 1010
1010 1170
2800
2850
2850
109 50 341
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
2561
2561
87
EPos: 1085
HPos: 23
2100
322 178
KB ø16x75
1844
575
100
156 32 312
2ø18-50
100
210
850
372 128
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
100
2 M20x60
DIN 6914
80 100 120
230
50
20
1083 1083
250 250
10 480 10 20
150 200 60 200 20
50 190 190 50
1083
1031
100
80
100
140
300
100
80
10
1015 1010
6 M16x50
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0 Pos. 23 A - A

AstM4CommDetByStyle 10 3 Column – front,
left,right
Button:

Column – front, left, right

#Height(5)%Position
Mp Top Vertical, Bottom 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule Mp Vertical SpMpPos VHA / Mp vertical VHA / Mp VHA / Mp
intersection VHAC
Scale 1:10

AstM4CommDetByStyle 10 3 Column – front,
left,right

300 500 300
372 26 102
100 500
170 330
289
289
289
330
1015
609
1015 1015
650
70
KB ø16x75
250
150 500 100 100 100
KB ø16x75
35 61
100
100
25
1031
1548
1031 345 56 99
2 M12x30
199
1010 DIN 6914
1010
57
1010
1170
2800
2850
2850
109 50 341
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
2561
2561
2561
87
EPos: 1085
HPos: 23
2100
322 178
KB ø16x75
1844
575
100
156 32 312
2ø18-50
100
210
850
372 128
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
100
2 M20x60
DIN 6914
80 100 120
230
50
20
1083
1083 1083
250 250
20 10 480 10
150 200 60 200 20
50 190 190 50
1083
1031
100
80
100
140
300
100
80
10
1015 1010
6 M16x50
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0
Pos. 23 A - A

AstM4CommDetByStyle 10 4 Column – front,right
Button:

Column – front, right

#Height(5)%Position
Clipping X
intersection VHAC
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object top / Endplates from inside /
Intersections xy500 F2R500

AstM4CommDetByStyle 10 4 Column – front,right

300 500
372 26 102
100 500
170 330
289
289
330
1015
609
1015
70
KB ø16x75
250
150 500
KB ø16x75
35 61
100
25
1548
1031 345 56 99
2 M12x30
199
1010 DIN 6914
57
1010
1170
2850
2850
109 50 341
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
2561
2561
87
EPos: 1085
HPos: 23
322 178
KB ø16x75
1844
575
156 32 312 100

2ø18-50
100
210
850
372 128
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
100
230
20
1083
1083
250 250
20 10 480 10
150 200 60 200 20
50 190 190 50
1083
1031
100
80
100
140
300
100
80
10
1015 1010
6 M16x50
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0
Pos. 23 A - A

AstM4CommDetByStyle 10 5 Column – selection of view
Button:

Column – Selection of view

#Height(5)%Position
Mp Top Vertical Choice, Bottom 1:10 CX
Mp Bottom Vertical Choice, Top 1:10 CX
Mp Rear Vertical Choice 1:10 CX
Clipping X
intersection VHAC
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object top / Object bottom / Object rear /

AstM4CommDetByStyle 10 5 Column – selection of view

300 500 300
372 26 102
100 500
170 330
289
289
289
330
1015
609
1015 1015
650
70
KB ø16x75
250
150 500 100 100 100
KB ø16x75
35 61
100
100
25
1031
1548
1031 345 56 99
2 M12x30
199
1010 DIN 6914
1010
57
1010
1170
2800
2850
2850
109 50 341
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
2561
2561
2561
87
EPos: 1085
HPos: 23
2100
322 178
KB ø16x75
1844
575
100
156 32 312
2ø18-50
100
210
850
372 128
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
100
2 M20x60
DIN 6914
80 100 120
230
50
20
1083
1083 1083
250 250
20 10 480 10
150 200 60 200 20
50 190 190 50
1083
1031
100
80
100
140
300
100
80
10
1015 1010
6 M16x50
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0
Pos. 23 A - A

AstM4CommDetByStyle 10 6 Column – With
Environment
Button:

Column – with environment
Title #Height(3.5)%Namex%Length – %Material #Height(5)

%Position
Request name(s) Mp Front WithEnvironment 1:10 CX
Mp Top WithEnvironment 1:10 CX
Endplates from inside 1:10 CXY
Clipping X
Object selection Main part with environment
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front xy500 FR500 / Object top xy500 FR500 /
The color of the environment can be changed in the database AstorDetails.mdb in the table
DetAcadSettings, Key 17. Default is colour 9.

AstM4CommDetByStyle 10 6 Column – With
Environment
5 133 5
35 72 36
19
80 147 73
75 150 75
1044
4 M16x45
DIN 7990
2x HEA140x5375 - S235JRG2 5
140
8 125
19
28
28
19 1044
4 M16x45
DIN 7990
1044
5375
5347
5347
EPos: 1010
HPos: 5
1028 1028
20
70 70
2 M20x620
DSTV Anker 2 M20x620
DSTV Anker
9 58 66
83 133 84
150 150
1028
70 160 70
80 140 80
2 M20x620
DSTV Anker


Column – AutoIntersections

#Height(5)%Position
Clipping X
Presentation rule Mp Vertical SpMpPos VHA/ Mp vertical VHA / Mp VHA / Mp
intersection VHAC
Scale 1:10


300 500 300
372 26 102
100 500
170 330
289
289
289
330
1015
609
1015 1015
650
70
KB ø16x75
250
150 500 100 100 100
KB ø16x75
35 61
100
100
25
1031
1548
1031 345 56 99
2 M12x30
199
1010 DIN 6914
1010
57
1010
1170
2800
2850
2850
109 50 341
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
2561
2561
2561
87
EPos: 1085
HPos: 23
2100
322 178
KB ø16x75
1844
575
100
156 32 312
2ø18-50
100
210
850
372 128
2 M16x45
DIN 6914
100
2 M20x60
DIN 6914
80 100 120
230
50
20
1083
1083 1083
250 250
20 10 480 10
150 200 60 200 20
50 190 190 50
1083
1031
100
80
100
140
300
100
80
10
1015 1010
6 M16x50
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0
Pos. 23 A - A


Column horizontal – Selection of views

#Height(5)%Position
Request name(s) Mp Front 1:10 CX
Mp Top Choice, Bottom 1:10 CX
Mp Bottom Choice, Top 1:10 CX
Mp Rear Choice 1:10 CX
Clipping X
Scale 1:10
Viewing direction Object front / Object top / Object bottom / Object hinten /

20 2850
2850
230 100 210 100 575 87 1548
EPos: 1085
HPos: 23
128
250
312
341
500
500
2 M16x45
372
32
1083 DIN 6914
250
109 50
156
2ø18-50 2 M16x45
150
DIN 6914
Fv=0.5
1031
2561 289
2100 100 650
1010 1015
300
1083
2561 289
20 2850
2561 289
300 230 100 210 100 575 87 1548
80 140 80
1031
2 M16x45
DIN 6914 KB ø16x75
Fv=0.5
150
2ø18-50
100
10
1015
50
50 109
156
170
250
190
322
1083
345
32
372
372
500
500
500
480
KB ø16x75
1083
341
330
190
312
250
56
102 26
KB ø16x75
178
128
99
50
10
2 M16x45 EPos: 1085 1010 2 M12x30

6 M16x50 DIN 6914 HPos: 23 DIN 6914
DIN 6914
Fv=1.0 2850
1844 57 199 100 250 70 330
850 100 1170 35 61 609

25
2100 100 650
50 2800
1083 2 M20x60 1031

DIN 6914
100
80
100
100
300
120
100
1010 1015
2561 289
10 100 100 100
1031
150
20
1015
200
60
1010
200
20
Pos. 23 A - A

Statics
With these drawing styles you can design model surveys with system lines. The viewing
direction depends on the UCS oriented against the positive Z-axis. The default scale is 1:20.
The clipping is activated in XY-direction.
Statics plan with position, complete (11 1)
Statics plan with position, clipping (11 2)
Statics plan without position, complete (11 3)
Statics plan without position, clipping (11 4)

AstM4CommDetByStyle 11 1 Statics plan complete
Button:
Category / Style Statics

Statics plan with position, complete
Title Statics plan

Request name(s) Statics plan UCS 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule Staticsplan with Pos
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

AstM4CommDetByStyle 11 1 Statics plan complete
IPE27
0 2
6
20
A1
HE
IPE27 IP
0 2 E 27
0
HEA240 1
9 HE 2
0 A18
14 0 3
1 H EA
IPE27
0 7
C
IP
E 27
0
2
HEA240 1
HE 6
A18 20
0 3 A1
2 HE
B
IP
E 27
HEA240 1
0
7
HEA240 8
3
HEA140 4
A
HEA140 5
HEA240 1
HEA140 5
C
1
HEA140 4
HEA240 8
B
2
A
3

AstM4CommDetByStyle 11 2 Statics plan
Clipping
Button:

Statics plan with position, clipping
Title Statics plan Detail

Request name(s) Statics plan UCS Digi FR500 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule Staticsplan with Pos
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20
Viewing direction UCS Digi FR500
Model box Digitized by 2 points, front and Rear 500

AstM4CommDetByStyle 11 2 Statics plan
Clipping
IPE27
0 2
2
I PE270
HEA180 3
HEA240 1
1 2


Statics plan without position, complete
Title Statics plan

Request name(s) Statics plan without Pos UCS Pos 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule Statics plan without Pos
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20

IPE27
0
20
A1
HE
IPE27 IP
0 E 27
0
HEA240
40 HE
A1 A18
0
1 HE
IPE27
0
C
IP
E2
7 0
HE
HEA240
A18
0
2
B 20
A1
IP
E HE
27
HEA240
HEA240
0
HEA140
3
A
HEA140
HEA240
HEA140
C
1
HEA140
HEA240
B
2
A
3


Statics plan without position, clipping
Title Statics plan Detail

Request name(s) Statics plan without Pos UCS Digi FR500 1:20 CX
Clipping X
Presentation rule Statics plan without Pos
Dimension rule Off
Scale 1:20
Viewing direction UCS Digi FR500
Model box Digitized by 2 points, front and Rear 500

IPE27
0
0
IPE27
HEA180
HEA240
1 2

5. Automatic Detailing
General
For the general acceleration of the detailing, automatic detailing processes have been
introduced that, starting form a 3D-model, creates dimensioned and labeled 2D-drawings. An
automatic detailing process in Advance is called “process” and includes a number of sub-
processes:
• Selection of parts
• Sorting
• Used drawing styles
• Rules for the arrangement of details on the sheet
• Rules for the design of new sheets
The drawings are listed in the drawing management (see chapter 1 Document Management)
and can be displayed from there or respectively further processed. The styles entered in the
property-box will be considered in the processes. If no styles has been entered, an
appropriate style will be used automatically. This style is distinguished by the model role of
the element (e.g. column, girder) or the single / main part (e.g. single part plate, main part
beam).In the DRAWING STYLE MANAGEMENT only the styles, which are used in the processes,
can be modified. To create new processes or to modify the existing processes, you must
change directly in the database via Access or the management-tool.
Page 5-2 HyperSteel Version 7.0 Manual Drawing Design

Define Drawing Layout
Function: _AstM5DetSetArranger
Button:
In the processes, the details will be arranged automatically on the drawing sheets. The
direction of the arrangement can be defined in the prototype-files.
Principle Course of Dialogue:

• Press the icon
A dialogue-box (register-cards) will pop up where distance and arrangement of the
details and the start position on the drawing sheet can set.
HyperSteel Version 7.0 Manual Drawing Design Page 5-3

in columns
from left to right: from right to left:
from left to right and bottom: from right to left and bottom:

in lines
from bottom to top: from top to bottom:
from bottom to top and left: from top to bottom and left:
Grid column/lines:
Grid in mm. The bigger the grid the less details can be placed.
Distance between details:

Distance between the details in mm. Measured is the frame of the hole detail.
Start position X / Y:
Startcoordinate of the first detail.

Processes
On the following pages you will find a listing of the processes already defined in Advance.
The following menu is identical for A0 to A4.
All Singleparts
All Singleparts Plate
All Singleparts Beam
All Mainparts
All Mainparts Plate
All Mainparts Beam
All Mainparts with attached parts
All Cameras
Selected Singleparts
Selected Singleparts Plate
Selected Singleparts Beam
Selected Mainparts
Selected Mainparts Plate
Selected Mainparts Beam
Selected Mainparts with attached parts
Selected Cameras

Course of Dialogue:
• Push button
A dialogue-box will pop up where a selection of the detailing process and the process
properties such as sorting can be set.
• The detailing process runs automatically without queries. The assignment of

names for the drawings is also done automatically with the respective prefix.
To present all main parts as single parts in the single part processes, the default Positioning /
Main part number must be set on 0.
All details are maximum scaled up to 1:25 in case the detail does not fit to the drawing. The
basis scale is the one defined in the drawing style. This is 1:10 in the single and main part
styles. In the processes with A3- and A4-papersize the scaling starts with 1:1.

Process A0 A1 A2 A3 A4
All Singleparts 1 2 3 4 5
All Singleparts, Position can be set 6 7 8 9 10
All Singleparts Plate 11 12 13 14 15
All Singleparts Plate, Thickness can be set 16 17 18 19 20
All Singleparts Plate, Position can be set 21 22 23 24 25
All Singleparts Beam 26 27 28 29 30
All Singleparts Beam CO 31 32 33 34 35
All Singleparts Beam, Position can be set 36 37 38 39 40
All Singleparts Plate 1:1 CO 41
All Mainparts 51 52 53 54 55
All Mainparts, Position can be set 56 57 58 59 60
All Mainparts Plate 61 62 63 64 65
All Mainparts Plate, Thickness can be set 66 67 68 69 70
All Mainparts Plate, Position can be set 71 72 73 74 75
All Mainparts Beam 76 77 78 79 80
All Mainparts Beam, Position can be set 86 87 88 89 90
All Mainparts WithConnParts 91 92 93 94 94
All Cameras 101 102 103 104 105
All Cameras Node 106 107 108 109 110
All Cameras Overview 111 112 113 114 115
Selected Singleparts 121 122 123 124 125

Selected Singleparts, Position can be set 126 127 128 129 130
Selected Singleparts Plate 131 132 133 134 135
Selected Singleparts Plate, Thickness can be set 136 137 138 139 140
Selected Singleparts Plate, Position can be set 141 142 143 144 145
Selected Singleparts Beam 146 147 148 149 150
Selected Singleparts Beam, Position can be set 156 157 158 159 160
Selected Mainparts 171 172 173 174 175

Selected Mainparts, Position can be set 176 177 178 179 180
Selected Mainparts Plate 181 182 183 184 185
Selected Mainparts Plate, Thickness can be set 186 187 188 189 190
Selected Mainparts Plate, Position can be set 191 192 193 194 195
Selected Mainparts Beam 196 197 198 199 200
Selected Mainparts Beam, Position can be set 206 207 208 209 210
Selected Mainparts WithConnParts 211 212 213 214 215
Selected Cameras 221 222 223 224 225
Selected Cameras Node 226 227 228 229 230
Selected Cameras Overview 231 232 233 234 235
Selected Parts 241 242 243 244 245
Selected Parts, Position can be set 246 247 248 249 250
To call a process you must use the command AstM4DetProc and the according number from
above table. The bold numbers are already included in the menu of the processes. All others
can be reached by changeing the process propoerties.

Rules for the Assignment of the Drawing Style
There are two possibilities to assign to the elements an appropriate drawing style for the
processes:
• Assignment of a function in the model (Advance-properties, register note).

• Direct assignment of the drawing style in the model (Advance-properties,
register drawing style).
The selection determines the presentation of the model element on the drawing. In the
following you will find a survey of the pre-defined selection criteria.
MainParts
Model object Drawing style

Columns – Al, Function Process - Column, AutoIntersections
Girder – Al, Function Process - Girder, AutoIntersections
Compression pipe Al, Function Compression pipe - front, bottom
Turnbuckle bracing Al, Function Crossbracing - front, bottom
Purlins - Fr, Function Process - Girder, AutoIntersections
Mp - Beams Al Process - Girder, AutoIntersections
Mp - Plate Al Mainpart - Plate, AutoIntersections
Used in the processes 31 – 45, 51 – 55, 71 – 85, 137 – 151, 172 - 191
MainPartsWithAttachingParts

Columns – Al, Function Process - Column, AutoIntersections
Girder – Al, Function Process - Girder, AutoIntersections
Compression pipe Al, Function Compression pipe - front, bottom
Turnbuckle bracing Al, Function Crossbracing - front, bottom
Purlins - Fr, Function Process - Girder, AutoIntersections
Mp - Beams Al Process - Girder, AutoIntersections
Mp - Plate Al Mainpart - Plate, AutoIntersections
AttPl - Al Process - Sp Plate 1:10 CX MpQuant
AttBea - Al Process - Sp Beams 1:10 CX MpQuant
AttBentBea - Al Sp - BentBeam
Used in the processes 46 – 50, 86 – 90

SingleParts

Beams - Al Sp - Beams front,top,bottom 1:10 CX
Plates - Al Sp - Plate 1:10 CX
BentBea - Al Sp - BentBeam
Used in the processes 1 – 3, 16 – 18, 21 – 23, 26 – 30, 56 – 58, 61 – 63, 66 – 68, 91 – 93,
122 – 129, 132 – 134, 152 – 154, 157 – 159, 162 – 164, 167 – 169, 192 - 194
SingleParts Beam CO

Beams - Al Sp - Beams front,top,bottom 1:10 CO
Used in the processes 11 – 15
SingleParts single draw

Beams - Al Sp - Beams front,top,bottom 1:1 CX
Plates - Al Sp - Plate 1:1 CX
BentBea - Al Sp - BentBeam
Used in the processes 4, 5 , 9, 10, 19, 20, 24, 25 ,29, 30, 59, 60, 64, 65, 69, 70, 94, 95, 130,
131, 135, 136, 155, 156, 160, 161, 165, 166, 170, 171, 195, 196
Cameras Overview

Cameras - Al View V – NoDim Mp PosSmGuid
Used in the processes 6 – 10, 96 – 115
Cameras Node

Cameras - Al Detail V – NoDim MpSp PosSmGuid
Used in the processes 116 – 120

Plates 1:1 CO

Plates - Al Sp - Plate 1:1 CO
Used in the processes 121
MainParts Beam CO

Beams - Al Process - Girder 1:10 CO, AutoIntersections
Used in the processes 197

6. Drawing Finishing
General
By linking the model with the drawings it is possible to insert dimensions, labels or height
notations subsequently. The toolbar Finishing offers the available processing potentialities.

Insert Line of Welding
Function: _AstM4CommDetCrWeldSeam
Button:
Course of dialogue:
Please select detail. d1
Please select reference point of the symbol at the detail. d2
Please select the position point of the symbol. d3
An input window with several register-cards pops up. They are roughly identical with those
for the insertion of a line of welding in the model (see chapter “Welding Patterns” section
“Weld Point”).
If the dashed line is not required, you must simply rename the two files dsc_d_wline.dwg and
dsc_d_wline_u.dwg in the directory IBSA\Advance\Support\Symbols (but do not delete
them!). The modification does only affect newly inserted lines of welding. Existing lines of
welding symbols remain unchanged.

Insert Label
Function: _AstM4CommDetInsertAnno
Button:
Course of dialogue:
Please select the detail:_d1
Select object you want to label(change <L>abel):_d2
Start point of the text:_d3
Angle of the text:_d4
The insertion point of the guideline (d2) and the direction of the text can be modified via the
grips.
If on query concerning the object that is to be labeled a L is entered, the content of the label
can be modified.

The possible settings are subdivided according to model objects. The content is the same as
in on page 2-4. These settings will be saved in the active session.
Via the Advance properties the guideline can be switched off

and the teyt style can be modified.
Here, only text styles can be selected that are already defined in the prototype-file or filed
subsequently via Change text style.
These settings apply also for the height notation.

Insert Height Notation
Function: _AstM4CommDetCrHeightKote
Button:
Course of dialogue:
Please select detail. d1
Please select the reference point of the symbol. d2
Please select placing point for the sybmbol. d3
If a height notation is defined with WCS (Z) in the model, it will be taken, otherwise the
absolute WCS height will be given.
By the Advance-Properties of the height notation the unit, format and the precision of the
number can be set. Thereby it is possible to set it to meters although the unit in the model is
set to millimeter.

Insert Dimensional Point
Function: _AstM4CommDetModDimAdd
Button:
Course of dialogue:
Select dimensions where you want to insert:_ d1
Select dimensions where you want to insert:_<RETURN>
Enter dimensional point:_ d2

Delete Dimensional Point
Function: _AstM4CommDetModDimRemove
Button:
Course of dialogue:
Select the dimension line you want to remove:_d1

Additional Dimension Chain General
Function: _AstM4CommDetAddDim
Button:
Course of dialogue:
Please select a view (<D>iameter, <Angle>, <Arc>,
<Dimensioning<ST>yle, <Dim>ensioning type): (Linear)_ d1
First point for direction:_ d2
Second point for direction:_ d3
Position point of the dimension line:_ d4
First dimensional point:_ d5...d7
Enter dimensional point:_
d6 d7
d2 d3
d1
d5
d4

Additional Dimension Chain Longitudinal Dimension
Function: _AstM4CommDetAddDimLinear
Button:
Course of dialogue:
Please select a view (<D>iameter, <angle>, <arc>,
<dimensioning<ST>yle, <dimension>type ) : (Linear)_ d1
First point for direction d2
Second point for direction d3
First dimensional point:_ d5

Additional Dimension Radian
Function: _AstM4CommDetAddDimArc
Button:
Course of dialogue:
<dimensioning<ST>yle, <dimension>type) : (Arc)_ d1
Circle central point (3P/2P/Radius):_ d2
Point on the circle:_ d3
Die Maßkette wird genau zwischen d3 und d4 erzeugt und muß nachträglich über die Griffe
nach außen verschoben werden.
Der Kreisdurchmesser kann hier auch über 3 Punkte eingegeben werden (siehe Radienmaß
Seite 6-13).

Additional Dimension Chain Angular Measure
Function: _AstM4CommDetAddDimAngle
Button:
Course of dialogue:
<dimensioning<ST>yle, <dimension>type ) : (angle)_ d1
Start point of the 0°line:_ d2
End point of the 0° line:_ d3
First <D>imensional point or point for second <L>ine:_ d5
d4
d5
d3 d2 d1

Additional Dimension Chain Radian Measure
Function: _AstM4CommDetAddDimRadial
Button:
Course of dialogue:
<Dimensioning<ST>yle, <Dim>ensioning type) (Diameter)_d1
Circle central point (3P/2P/radius):_d2
Point on the circle:_d3
Position point of the dimension line:_d4
When circular contour processings at beams and plates are concerned, no center point can
be found. If the circle central point is requested, you must enter 3P, and the diameter of the
circle will be digitized via 3 points.

Course of dialogue:
<Dimensioning<ST>yle, <Dim>ensioning type) :(Diameter)_d1
Circle central point (3P/2P/radius):_3P
Starting point (3P/2P/radius):__nea to d2
End point:__nea to d3
Circle point:_nea to d4
Position point of the dimension line:_d5

Move Dimensions
A dimension chain is a connected object and can easily be deleted or moved.
To move a dimension chain generated automatically or subsequently, you must select this
dimension chain. Doing this, the grips at the base point of the texts, of the dimension
auxiliary lines and the dimensioned points will be activated.
At the base point of the text, each text can be moved individually.
Base point
At the base point of the dimension auxiliary lines, the position of the dimension chain can be
modified without moving the dimensioned points (which would happen with the AutoCAD-
command “Move”).
Base point
At the base point of the dimensional points, the point that is to be dimensioned can be moved
quite easily. The dimension will adjust automatically to the new length.
Base point

Change Dimensioning Style
Function: _AstM4CommDetModDimStyle
Button:
Course of dialogue:
• Press button
• An input-window pops up
This function corresponds to the AutoCAD-command Dimension / Style.

Change Text Style
Function: _AstM4CommDetModTextStyle
Button:
Course of dialogue:
• Press button
Pressing the button NEW you can define a new text style in this drawing.
As well an existing text style can be renamed or deleted.

Move View
When derivating main part drawings, various views and cuts of the main part can be
generated. They can be moved subsequently onto the deduced drawing. On an update of the
main part drawing after a model modification, the moved views and cuts will be kept.
Function: _AstM4DetViewTransform
Button:
Course of dialogue:
• Open the drawing with the main part drawing.
• Press button
• Select cut/view of the main part drawing
• Move cut/view entering starting (d1) and end point (d2).
Example:
d2
after the
suspension
d1
Intersection to
be moved

Delete view
By this function separate detail views, e.g. Intersection A – A, can be deleted out of the
whole detail. The connection to the model remains. The cut-symbol in the main view is not
deleted and must be removed manually.
Function: _AstM4DetViewDelete
Button:
Course of dialogue:
Select detail view:_d1
View successfully deleted.
d1

7. Tips & Tricks
Working Method for the Drawing derivation

In order to get correct shop and survey drawings, the following controls should be made
before the actual drawing design:
• Collision check
• Bolt is not connected with beam/plate
• Bolts are crossing
• Bolts cannot be inserted
• Beam / plate is double (was copied on itself by accident)
• Beams / plates must be adjusted
Icon Collisions in the model

List of the collisions will be displayed in the text window (F2)
Icon Display test results

Enter index from collision list
Collision solid will be marked red
Icon Search marked objects

An arrow indicates the marked objects
• Checking of the position numbers

• Two objects are (apparently) identical, but have different position numbers.
• Two objects are (apparently) different, but have identical position numbers
Icon Check all groups with identical position numbers

Checks all objects and displays in the text window a list of the
incorrect position numbers

• Control of the connections
Icon Mark main part structure
Marks all objects related to a main part (beams, plates, bolts,
lines of welding)
Icon Search marked objects

An arrow indicates the marked objects
Troubleshooting in the drawing derivation

1. The derivation of surveys of views is being canceled
Æ Model contains too many collisions.
2. The derivation of shop drawings (main parts) is being canceled

Æ The objects are not positioned.
3. Attaching parts are not being displayed

Æ the attaching parts are not connected with the main part, add connection,
check position number, position again if necessary.
4. Bolts are being displayed outside the beam

Æ bolts are connected with the wrong beam, disassemble connection, check
position number, position again if necessary.
5. A main part is being displayed in the wrong position

Æ check which part is MP, create MP.

8. Drawing style management
General
The drawing style management enables the adjustment of the styles for the drawing
derivation to your own requirement and external standards. In this way, the presentation of
the geometry, type and content of the label and the dimension can be modified.
The drawing style management is a comfortable surface to do this. At present, not all points
can be processed with this surface, but it is intended for later releases.
For this reason, the surface of the drawing style management as well as the underlying
tables will be described in the following.
All names, e.g. drawing styles, presentation-, label-, and dimension rules, are named with
abbreviations that are explained in the appendix on page 17-3 and in the text.
Details and Detail Views

Designing production drawings, assembly drawings and survey diagrams to a Advance-
model require specific rules in order to achieve a usable result. These rules are defined in
the drawing styles.
A Advance-detail is a drawing derivated from the Advance-model, e.g.
• View of the complete model

• Single part drawing with several views
• Main part drawing with several view/cuts
The views and cuts in a Advance-detail are called detail views. They present a model
clipping with the settling of:
• scale
• coordinate system
• presentation type of the model objects
• label of the model objects
• dimension
Advance - Drawing Style Management Page 8-1

Create Your Own Drawing Styles
In order not to complicate the cooperation in case of inquiries, the definitions provided by
Advance can not be modified. To import user specific drawing styles in a software update,
please proceed as follows:
• Call the management tool

• Select the button “Author”
• In the field “Name” you can enter e.g. the abbreviation of the company (XYZ),
and in “Text” the full name of the company (XYZ Ltd.).
• Save the new author and set as new setting.
• Quit the management tool.
Note: All tables mentioned in this manual refer to the database AstorDetails.mdb, if not said
otherwise.
Page 8-2 Advance - Drawing Style Management

Call the Drawing Style Management
Function: _AstM5DetailStylesExplorer
Button:
Course of dialogue:
• Press the button
A rough classification in three categories:
Drawing Styles:
Definition of the styles including the label and dimension.
Object Label:
Definition of the label content, label orientation and positioning strategy for the text.
Object Dimension:
Which points of an object are to be dimensioned in a dimension chain.
Advance - Drawing Style Management Page 8-3

Copy Existing Definitions
To modify existing or design you own styles, the respective definitions must be copied and
saved under unambiguous names. If not described otherwise in this manual, the following
procedure applies:
Having pressed the button an input-window pops up:
Under Name: you must enter the name of the new definition. “Copy of” and the name of the
basic style will always be given as standard. The basis style can be changed with the pull-
down fields Start with:. If possible, select a style close the one required.
For the composition of a new style already existing entries can be used.
Page 8-4 Advance - Drawing Style Management

9. Create new Drawing Styles
General
In the drawing styles it will be differentiated first in various element types, e.g. column, girder
or view.
Design New Drawing Styles
Note:
Here, the availabe definitions from the table
DetailStyle. If a style is not included in
DetailMasterTable , a category "-" will be
displayed.
By clicking the − symbols, the planes lying underneath will be visible.

Change column width:
If the columns are not wide enough to display the complete text, 3 dots will appear
after the name. To modify the column width, you can adjust the width with the
mouse through the separating bar between 2 columns.
Use:
Here, you can call your own designed styles, because usually they do not have their
own icons in the menu. Select drawing style and press Use. The drawing will then
be created and the drawing manager will be called (here, only the just created
drawing is displayed). Having quit the drawing manager the drawing style
management will appear again.
The styles can also be called manually via the keyboard. In the column Type the
drawing style is displayed. The two numbers, e.g.7 8, call this style with the
command _AstM4CommDetByStyle 7 8. The first number stands for the
BaseCategory (e.g. column, girder), the second number stands for the SubCategory
(table DetailMasterTable).
Before the usage of main part styles (girder, columns, main part, single part, special
structural parts) the model objects must be positioned, otherwise the drawing
derivation is not possible.
Apply:
If several settings have been modified, the modifications can be saved with Apply.
The drawing style management will not quit.
OK:
Saves the database and quits the input-window without further doing.
Cancel:
Quits the input-window without saving the modifications since the last import.
Help:
Calls the Advance-online-help.

Copy:
Select drawing style, object label or object dimension that you want to use as basis,
and press . An input-window will pop up where you must enter the new name.
Default is “Copy of” and the name of the basis style. The basis style can be modified
here. If a style from another category is selected, it is possible to import an available
style for columns also into the categories Girder.
Assigning the name take care that the entries are unambiguous.
Delete:
Select drawing style and press . After the safety request and confirmation the
marked style will be removed. If you press No in the safety request, the deleting will
be canceled.

Process a New Drawing Style
Marking a drawing style, on the right side of the editor 3 register-cards will be visible: title,
layout and model objects.
Title
Position:
Defines the position of the title text. Possible is at present top center and bottom left.

Format and Contents:
Appearance and content of the title text (main part label). As default different
variables are available that can be entered here. A normal text can be uses as well.
Meaning Model Object Variable

Name beam, plate, camera %Name
Beam HEA 200
Plate 10x200x100
Camera Type
Material beam, plate %Material
Denotation beam, plate, camera %Denotation
Position number beam, plate %Position
Single part number beam, plate %SinglePartPosNum
Works only if “single part” is
selected in model object
Main part number beam, plate %MainPartPosNum
Length beam %Length
Number total beam, plate %Quantity
Number per main part beam, plate %MainPartQuantity
Others beam, plate, camera %Note
Camera Denotation
Scale %Scale
Date %Date
US Date %USDate
Time %Time
Year %Year
Month %Month
Day %Day
Hour %Hour
Minute %Minute
Text height #Height(<Height in mm>)
see also pp 10-4 ff
Text font #Font(<Text style>)
see also pp 10-4 ff
Text color #Color(<Color number>) see also pp 10-4 ff
New line #Newline see also pp 10-4 ff
Text border #Rectangle, #Rounded, #Hexagon, #Circle see also pp
10-4 ff

Examples:
#Font(Arial)#Height(5)%Namex%Length - %Material #Height(8) %Position
#Height(5)%Namex%Length - %Material #Height(8) %Position
#Font(Arial)#Height(5)%Denotation%Namex%Length #Font(Arial Black)#Height(8)%Position
Platform Beam HEA300x5011

Layout
Arrange Strategy:
A clearance between the views is given (always measured from the last object of the
detail view) to avoid that the individual views on the drawing are not too close to
each other. Available are now the defaults 10, 15, 20, 30 und 40 mm distance on the
drawing. They can be extended, as you like.

Requests:
Combination of the individual detail views where the presentation-, label- and
dimension rules are integrated. The definition of the scale, the position of the detail
view and whether or not to clip is done here as well.
Add new view:

Detail views already defined can be used in all styles. E.g. for “Girder – Front, Top”
the same front view is stored as for “Column – Front, Top”.
Change order:
Via the button and the order of the views can be influenced. But it does not
affect the drawing derivation and serves only the clear arrangement. The topmost
entry cannot be deleted, to be removed it must be moved downward.
Orientation of the views:

Here, the orientation of the detail presentation can be explicitly defined, e.g. the
column can be thus positioned always vertically on the drawing, with the bottom
downward. There are the following possibilities:
Standard Without special orientation.

Recommended for details and views
Vertical Beam longitudinal axis vertically on the drawing
Longer plate side vertically on the drawing
ModelZ Top Side lying at top in the model is also in detail at top
ModelZ Right If columns are presented lying, they will be tipped over to the
right, that means the base point is always on the left side on
the drawing
ModelZ Left If columns are presented lying, they will be tipped over to the
left, that means the base point is always on the right side on
the drawing
Another influence on the orientation of the objects has the default „Standard position
of straight beams on the drawing“ in the category „Drawing – Presentation“ in the
management tool.

For instance a beam with the starting koordinates 200,500,300 and the ending
koordinates has at the end of 500,1500,800 an inclined cut.
Following settings are possible:
Highest Z- From both ends the highest Z-

Coordinate left Coordinate is calculated. The
side according end of the beam is
situated on the left side of the
drawing.
X=500 X=200
Y=1500 Y=500
Z=800 Z=300
Highest Z- From both ends the highest Z-

Coordinate right Coordinate is calculated. The
side according end of the beam is
situated on the right side of
the drawing.
X=200 X=500
Y=500 Y=1500
Z=300 Z=800
Start point left side The start point of the beam is

situated on the left side of the
drawing.
X=200 X=500
Y=500 Y=1500
Z=300 Z=800

Start point right The start point of the beam is
side situated on the right side of
the drawing.
X=500 X=200
Y=1500 Y=500
Z=800 Z=300
Highest XYZ- From both ends the highest

Coordinate left X-, Y- orZ-Coordinate is
side calculated. The according end
of the beam is situated on the
left side of the drawing.
X=500 X=200
Y=1500 Y=500
Z=800 Z=300
Highest XYZ- From both ends the highest

Coordinate right X-, Y- orZ-Coordinate is
side calculated. The according end
of the beam is situated on the
left side of the drawing.
X=200 X=500
Y=500 Y=1500
Z=300 Z=800

Model objects
This selection defines the reference objects.
Complete model:
Complete model.
Complete model with XRefs:

Complete model and the linked external references (XRefs).
Complete model and solids:

Complete model and additional ACIS-solids
Detail box:
With the appropriate definition in the model box, clippings can be defined from the
model, e.g. node (see pp. 9-13)
Detail box with XRefs:

Same as Detail box, additionally linked external references are detailed.
Selection set:
Accepts only the selected elements.

Single part:
Single part without attaching parts.
Main part:
Main part with attaching parts.
Main part with environment:

Main part with attaching parts and defined environment. In the model box a xy- and
a z-viewport must be defined.
Mainpart and additional elements:

Main part and additional Advance- and ACIS-solids.

Process Detail View
A detail view is the presentation of a model clipping defining scale, coordinate system,
presentation type and label of the model objects and the dimension.
Principle Course:
• Select detail view, e.g. main view front

• Press button
• A dialogue-box with register-cards pops up
Assignment

View direction and model box:
System and Detailbox Name:

Name of the view direction
View direction on object:

How is the reference object viewed, e.g. from the front, right, active UCS,
intersection.
Enlarge the viewport for parts additionally presented:

If additional elements are to be presented, e.g. filler pates, the viewport must be
enlarged for the presentation. Usually, the viewport is as large as the reference
object with attaching parts.
z- Viewport:
Defines the depth of the view to the front and the rear (Z-orientation of the UCS).
Example: front 500, rear 500 – cuts a slice of 1000 mm from the model.
xy- Viewport:
For a clipping, the height (Y-orientation of the UCS) and the width (X-orientation of
the UCS) of the viewport can be defined. It will be done automatically, entering fixed
values (x-, y-delta) or by digitized points in the model.

Presentation types and label rules:
Assignment of the presentation and label to the model objects. Thus it will be
defined which objects in a detail view are presented and labeled in which way.
With the button New further definitions can be added, and with the button Edit
existing definitions can be modified.

In the assignment of the model object you must keep a certain order to achieve the required
results. Principally, the list will be processed from top to bottom. If a setting can be applied, it
will be processed. Otherwise the next entry will be taken.
In the following you find a list as example:
01. Not Visible - Al, Function 11. Center punch - Al 21. Bo

02. Mp – Beam 12. Threaded holes 22. Stud shear
03. Mp – Plate 13. Slotted holes 23. Welding line
04. Mp – BentBea 14. Blind holes 24. Grid
05. AttBea – Al 15. Countersunk holes 25. Height notations - Al
06. AttPl – Al 16. Mp – Ho 26. Add. Parts
07. AttBentBear – Al 17. AttPa – Ho 27. Special parts - Al
08. Beam 18. Ho 28. Add. ACIS-Solids - Al
09. Plate 19. Mp – Bo
10. BentBeam 20. AttPa – Bo
Because beams, plates, special parts and bolts can be added the role „Not Visible“, this entry
must be set at top of this list.
If shop bolts exist in the model, the general entry “Bo – Al” must be added. Otherwise they
will not be presented.

Subset of the selected model objects:
Defines the used model elements. The values in parentheses indicate the used
abbreviations. An extension of the subsets is only possible by modifying the table
DetObjQualifierSet. In column GeometricRestrictions the orientation of the elements is
defined, the consequences will be shown in the following tables. The number that is to be
used can be seen in the left column, as well as the used abbreviations in the names.
Name Plate
All (Al) No restriction
0
Linear (Li)
1
Not linear (Nl)
Top view (Tv)
Front side (Fr)
Width (Wd)
5
(TvLg)
Length (Lg)
(FvWd)
B = width of plate, L = length of plate

Name Beam
All (Al) No restricition
0
Linear (Li)
Not linear (Nl)
Top view (Tv)
(FvFr)
Front side (Fr)
(FvTv)
Front view (Fv)
(TvFr)

Name Connecting Elements
All (Al) No restriction
0
Linear (Li)
1
Not linear (Nl)
2
Top view (Tv)
3
Front side (Fr)

Presentation of model objects:
The way the model objects are presented, Modifications are only possible in the table
DetObjAppearance.
Label / Content
Axis
AxisSymbol
Off
Height notation
Grid
Template with symbol
Template reference point
Line of welding
Visible
VisibleAxis
VisibleModelcolor
VisibleIntersection
VisibleHidden
VisibleHiddenAxis
VisibleHiddenAxis Intersection
VisibleHiddenModelcolor
VisibleHiddenIntersection
Symbol
EnvironmentVisible
EnvironmentVisibleHidden
EnvironmentVisibleHiddenAxis
Default
In table DetObjAppearance you can define you own combinations. Here the meaning:
Column Presentation of Appropriate for Model Object

BodyVisible visible solid lines beam, plate, bolt, special parts
Axis axes beam, bolt, grid
Symbols symbols bolt, hole, weld, grid
CutFaces plane of sections of solids beam, plate, bolt
with model box
BodyHidden hidden lines beam, plate, bolt, special parts

Examples:
Modellobjekte BodyVisible Axis Symbols CutFaces BodyHidden
bolts
Holes
Beams
Holes are always presented, because they are a contour processing. Only one axis can be
added.
Labeling of the model objects:

The way the presented objects are labeled. The label type must have been defined
in advance via the category object label.

Dimension rule
Combination of the dimension chains for a detail view. If a separate dimension rule is defined
for each detail view, each view can be dimensioned differently.
With the button you can add a new dimension requirement.

Dimension type:
Label / Content Example
Radial
Linear
Arc length
Arc length with sum
Arc length ony sum
Spandrel
Spandrel with sum
Spandrel only sum

Label / Content Example
Linear with coordinates
Coordinates
Dimension definition:
You can select here only definitions that have been defined in advance in the
category object dimension.

View options:

Scale:
Scale in which the reference object will be presented.
View selection control:

Defines whether this view should be generated always or on interactive requested.
For the interactive request green frame will appear in the model that can be
selected.
View arrangement:
Position of the view concerning the front view. The front view must always be set on
automatically, because it is the reference of the other views.

Clipping

Selection of the presentation shortened in length of model objects:
These data refer always to the coordinate system of the reference object, not on the
position in the drawing. Possible are clipping X, clipping XY, without clipping.
Clipping starting from constant intervals in the length:

Defines the size of clipping, e.g. for 2x30=60 mm on the drawing without attaching
part, bolts etc. it will be clipped. The smaller the intervals, the bigger the clipping will
be.
How many should be kept on each side of the clipping area:

Distance in mm on the drawing.

Example:
( Values as given above)

10. Object Label
General
An essential part of the automatic drawing design is the labeling of the model objects in detail
views. In table DetObjAnnotationStrategy strategies for the object label are defined. Among
others, definitions for text content, text orientation, the positioning on the drawing and the
guideline selection are here included.
Create New Object Label

First, you must select a style in the drawing style management in the category object label.

Text- and Moving Orientation
MaxDistance:
This setting integrates labels of objects whose distance must not go beyond
MaxDistance Millimeter on the drawing.
Use object system:

The definition of the text orientation and moving directions for the positioning on the
drawing will be done in a reference system. Inmost cases it is the view system.
However, sometimes it will be required to refer to an object system, e.g. for the
labeling of beams along their axis (for girders horizontal, for columns vertical).
Text direction:
The orientation of the text in the reference system. Allowed orientations are –90 to
90 degree. Text orientation 2 is intended for further developments.

Guideline Selection
Definition of the guideline:

The options Underscored and Only Text are here available.

Definition of the Text Content
Name of the text content definition:

The name should be selected in that way that it can be recognized which model
objects it is referred to (see Applicate to).
Use for:
Defines for which objects in the model the definition applies. This setting has
influence on the selection of the label style in Label / Content after having called the
drawing styles. E.g. for bolts only label styles will be listed containing in this field the
entry Bolt or All objects.
Preview:
Here it is displayed how the text will look like on the drawing. If formatting has been
used, it will displayed only as text.

Text module:
Offers the possible label contents as variable. It is not possible for the user to extend
this table.
Meaning Model Objects Variable

Section name Beam %ProfName
Number of Beam (compound sections) %RodCount
members
Material Beam, Plate, Bolts, Stud shear, %Material
Special part
Coating Beam, Plate, Bolts, Stud shear, %Coating
Special part
Name StrBOM Beam, Plate, Special part %Denotation
Position number Beam, Plate, Special part %PosNum
Einzelteilnummer Beam, Plate, Special part %SinglePartPosNum
Hauptteilnummer Beam, Plate %MainPartPosNum
Length Beam, Plate, Bolts, Stud shear %Length
Width Plate %Width
Thickness Plate %Thickness
Norm Bolts, Stud shear %Norm
Diameter Bolts, Holes, Stud shear %Diameter
Hole diameter Bolts, Holes %HoleDiameter
Number bolts Bolts, Holes %BoltCount
Depth Countersunk-, threaded-, blind hole %SunkDepth
Thread type Threaded hole %Tapping
Angle Countersunk hole %Alpha_e
Head diameter Blind hole %HeadDiameter
Commodity number Beam, Plate, Special part %ItemNumber
Assembly Beam, Plate, Special part %Assembly
Others Beam, Plate, Bolts, Special part %Note
Set (Mu2S) Bolts %Set
Model role Beam, Plate, Special part, Holes %Role

Contents of Label:
Combination of the individual variable and additional texts. Specific special symbols
must be inserted with the so-called ASCII-font. To do so, a number combination
must be entered on the numeric block with the ALT-key being pressed.
Zeichen ø µ ½ ± ¼
Abbr. 155 230 171 241 172
These abbreviations do only apply if the standard font is used. If via the formatting
#Font another font is used, the same abbreviations will result in other symbols,
because the table is defined with another type. This way, also other special symbols
can be used. Which symbols are possible can be quested via the Windows symbol
table (Start – Programs – Accessories – Symbol Table).
Text format:
#Height(<Height in mm>)
Textheight in mm on the drawing.
#Rectangle, #Rounded, #Hexagon, #Circle

Draws a frame around the text. Rectangular, rectangular with fillets, hexagonal or
circular. The distance to the text can be given in brackets, e.g. #Circle(3). Using this
text formatting, the text can not be summarized (see pages 10-1 MaxDistance). The
bordering of different height or font isn’t allowed.
#Font(<name>)
Changes the font. You can use all *.shx in the font directory of AutoCAD and all
fonts in the font directory of Windows (C:\Winnt\Fonts). The text font for the details
can be adjusted globally by default (Text font for details), being set on txt.shx.
Alternatively, simplex.shx is recommended, because it is close to the standard font.
If you select this setting, the dimension style must also be adjusted in all prototype-
files, because it has no access to the defaults.
txt.shx simplex.shx
#Newline
Starts a new line. The data for the font must be entered again.
#Color(<AutoCad color number>)

Changes the color of the text.
#End
Determines a text formatting set before.

Example:
#Rectangle#Font(Arial Narrow)%BoltCount M%Diameterx%Length#Newline
#Font(Arial Narrow)DIN %Norm
Additional there exists the possibility to set a unit format in the labelling, e.g. inch. This format
is generated by 3 numbers, which are given in front of the variable, e.g. %[1,2,3]Length.
1 = Key from UnitsOfDistance

2 = Key from UnitsType
3 = Key from UnitsPrecision
UnitsOfDistance
Key RunName Units BasisUnit Symbol

1 Foot 12 inch ft
2 Mile 63360 inch ml
3 Millimeter 0,001 meter mm
4 Centimeter 0,01 meter cm
5 Meter 1 meter m
6 Kilometer 1000 meter km
7 Microinch 0,00000001 inch microinch
8 Mil 0,001 inch mil
9 Yard 36 inch yd
10 Angstrom 1E-10 meter angstrom
11 Nanometer 0,000000001 meter nm
12 Micron 0,000001 meter micron
13 Decimeter 0,1 meter dm
14 Dekameter 10 meter Dm
15 Hectometer 100 meter Hm
16 Gigameter 1000000000 meter Gm
17 Astronomical Unit 1,495979E+11 meter au
18 Light Year 9,46053E+15 meter lightyear
19 Parsec 3,085677E+16 meter parsec
20 Inch 1 inch in.
21 mm 0,0393700787401575 inch mm

UnitsType
Key RunName BasisUnitKey

1 Architectural inch
2 Engineering inch
3 Dezimal meter
4 Bruch meter
5 Dezimal inch
1009 gram gram
1010 ounce ounce
2005 Bogenmaß circle
2006 Dezimalgrade circle
2007 Neugrade circle
2008 Grad / Min / Sek circle
UnitsPrecision
Key RunName Divisor UnitsTypeKey

1 0 0 Dezimal
2 0.0 10 Dezimal
3 0.00 100 Dezimal
4 0.000 1000 Dezimal
5 0.0000 10000 Dezimal
6 0.00000 100000 Dezimal
7 0.000000 1000000 Dezimal
20 0' 0" 0 Engineering
21 0' 0.0" 10 Engineering
22 0' 0.00" 100 Engineering
23 0' 0.000" 1000 Engineering
24 0' 0.0000" 10000 Engineering
25 0' 0.00000" 100000 Engineering
26 0' 0.000000" 1000000 Engineering
27 0' 0.0000000" 10000000 Engineering
40 0' 0" 0 Architectural
41 0' 0 1/2" 2 Architectural

Key RunName Divison UnitsTypeKey
50 0 0 Dezimal
51 0.0 10 Dezimal
52 0.00 100 Dezimal
53 0.000 1000 Dezimal
54 0.0000 10000 Dezimal
55 0.00000 100000 Dezimal
56 0.000000 1000000 Dezimal
60 0 0 Bruch
61 0 1/2 2 Bruch
62 0 1/4 4 Bruch
63 0 1/8 8 Bruch
64 0 1/16 16 Bruch
65 0 1/32 32 Bruch
66 0 1/64 64 Bruch
67 0 1/128 128 Bruch
68 0 1/256 256 Bruch
70 0r 0 Bogenmaß
71 0.0r 10 Bogenmaß
72 0.00r 100 Bogenmaß
73 0.000r 1000 Bogenmaß
74 0.0000r 10000 Bogenmaß
75 0.00000r 100000 Bogenmaß
76 0.000000r 1000000 Bogenmaß
77 0.0000000r 10000000 Bogenmaß
78 0.00000000r 100000000 Bogenmaß
80 0 0 Dezimalgrade
81 0.0 10 Dezimalgrade
86 0.000000 1000000 Dezimalgrade
87 0.0000000 10000000 Dezimalgrade
88 0.00000000 100000000 Dezimalgrade

Key RunName Divison UnitsTypeKey
90 0g 0 Neugrade
91 0.0g 10 Neugrade
92 0.00g 100 Neugrade
93 0.000g 1000 Neugrade
94 0.0000g 10000 Neugrade
95 0.00000g 100000 Neugrade
96 0.000000g 1000000 Neugrade
97 0.0000000g 10000000 Neugrade
98 0.00000000g 100000000 Neugrade
100 0d 0 Grad / Min / Sek
101 0d00' 60 Grad / Min / Sek
102 0d00'00" 3600 Grad / Min / Sek
103 0d00'00.0" 36000 Grad / Min / Sek
104 0d00'00.00" 360000 Grad / Min / Sek
105 0d00'00.000" 3600000 Grad / Min / Sek
106 0d00'00.0000" 36000000 Grad / Min / Sek
110 0 0 gram
111 0.0 10 gram
112 0.00 100 gram
113 0.000 1000 gram
114 0.0000 10000 gram
115 0.00000 100000 gram
116 0.000000 1000000 gram
120 0lb 0oz 0 ounce
121 0lb 0.0oz 10 ounce
122 0lb 0.00oz 100 ounce
123 0lb 0.000oz 1000 ounce
124 0lb 0.0000oz 10000 ounce
125 0lb 0.00000oz 100000 ounce
126 0lb 0.000000oz 1000000 ounce
127 0lb 0.0000000oz 10000000 ounce

Edit Rule of the Text on the Drawing

1.
2.
3.
4.
Settings for the positioning process:

1. If in the iterative steps an accepted position can be found, the following steps will
not be checked. This may save you time, but does not give you always an
optimum position.
2. If in the range between MinDistance and MaxDistance no position can be found,

the basis position will be selected (usually center object).
3. Is the complete detail view (global) to be viewed for the position search or only
the object that is locally to be labeled.
4. The preceding sign of the moving direction is not being considered meaning less
iterative steps are necessary.
Angle of the moving direction:

In which direction (angle) should be searched for a blank position. Relevant here is
the system set in AutoCAD (menu format – unities – direction). Default is that 0° is in
the East and it is measured anticlockwise.

MinDistance:
Smallest distance from the object that must be kept.
MaxDistance:
Largest distance to the object.
Available position rules:

The names of the rule contain the angles for whose range it is searched.
Name
G_030_330
G_355_005
G_085_095
G_175_185
G_265_275
G_085-095_265-275
G_175-185_355-005
L_030_330
L_175-185_355-005
L_50-130_230-310

11. Object Dimension
General
The object dimension defines the objects that are to be dimensioned in a dimension chain.
Each entry in this category stands for a diminesion chain on the drawing.
Generate a Dimension Definition

With the button new dimension definitions can be generated. After the generation, it
seems as if nothing happens. In order to be able to use a new style. It must be added with
the button .

Change a Dimension Definition

Orientation of the Dimension Chain
The direction of the dimension chain can refer to the detail view on the drawing or to an
object in the model. Available are:
Label / Content
X-direction of the view
Y-direction of the view
X-axis of an object
Y-axis of an object
X-axis of a main element
Y-axis of a main element
X-axis of a bended beam
Y-axis of a bended beam

Examples:

Y
X-Achse eines gebogenen Trägers

Y-Achse eines gebogenen Trägers

Overlap scope with the total geometry (G/L)
Selection whether the dimension chain should be free of intersections with the dimensioned
local geometry or with the total geometry of the detail.
Selection box not active Selection box active

Abbreviation: G(lobal) Abbreviation: L(ocal)
Arrange dimension chain above the local geometry (T/B)

Defines whether the dimension chain should be positioned above or beneath a detail view. In
vertical detail views above is left and beneath is right.
Abbreviation: T(op) / B(ottom)
Create a separate dimension chain for each model object (A/S)

Here, for each single object detected in the model, e.g. bolt pattern, its own dimension chain
will be generated. If the selection box is not active, all detected objects will be dimensioned in
one dimension chain.
Example:
Selection box not active Selection box active

Abbreviation: A(ll) Abbreviation: S(ingle)

A bolt pattern can be composed of several borings (HS-properties, size, number X and
number Y). It generates only one dimension chain, because it is just one object.
Note: The settings above are mentioned as abbreviation in the name of the dimension
definition. Examples:
Mp X - Extreme GTA stands for a dimension chain with the maximum dimensions of a main
part. It must be intersection-free with the total geometry (G), the dimension chain is
positioned above the detail (T) and all detected elements will be dimensioned in one single
dimension chain (A).
MP X – MP Bo LBS stands for a dimension chain with the bolts of the main part (Mp Bo). It
must not be intersection-free with the total geometry (L, that is dimension chain as close to
the dimensioned element as possible), the dimension chain is positioned beneath the detail
(B), and a dimension chain will be generated for each detected element (S).

Selection of the Dimensional Points

Model objects:
Selection of the model objects to be dimensioned. Here, the function in the model
will be considered. The defaults can only be modified in table DetObjQualifierSet
(see chapter Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. Fehler!
Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden.).
Point type:
Defines the points of the selected model objects that will be dimensioned. E.g. all
holes can be selected. Furthermore, points can be used as reference. The following
example will illustrate the consequence:
If no holes, slotted holes or bolts are available in the main part, no dimension chain
will be generated. If the reference were not used here, a (unnecessary) dimension
chain with the maximum dimensions of the beams would have been generated.

Specification of the position in the dimension system:
Geometrical restriction of the selected points. Thus it is possible to dimension all
attaching parts at the upper flange in the front view of a beam, while those at the
lower flange are not dimensioned. To do so, you must select main part for the model
object, attaching parts for the point type and top as restriction. The restriction refers
always to the position on the drawing and the orientation of the dimension chain.
Possible entries are:
Label / Content
above
above right
above left
bottom
bottom right
bottom left

12. Function in the Model
General
In Advance functions can be assigned to the model objects. This is done either by applying
construction rules or interactively.
In the drawing derivation, these functions can be used to differentiate explicitly individual
groups of objects from other.
The function cover pate, end plate and butt plate will generate in a main part automatically a
front plate view from the inside. If no other elements, such as lug plates or ledgers, are
welded at this spot, no further cut will be offered from the program.
Available Functions
The user can extend the set of functions provided by Advance in table ModelRole in
AstorBase.mdb. The following functions are available:

Function Function Function
Anchor beam Haunch Beam Railing Kickprofile Stair
Anchor Bolt Haunch Plate Railing Kneerail
Anchor no Standard Haunchflange Railing Kneerail Landing
Angle Haunchweb Railing Kneerail Last
Angle Cleat Head part Railing Kneerail Stair
Bar Shear Connector Hilti Anchor Railing Picket Landing
Base Plate Hip Plate Railing Picket Stair
Bent Beam Hip Rafter Railing Post
Bent Plate Hole Railing Post Landing
Binding plate Horizontal Beam Railing Post Last
Blind hole Kickprofile Railing Post Stair
Bolt Krupp purlin Reinforcing plate
Bolt Above Lacing Reinforcing section
Bolt Below Lacing diagonal Roof Bracing
Butt Strap Lacing vertical Shim
Center mark Ladderbrace Side Rail
Cleat Ladderconnection Sleeve
Cold Rolled Ladderprofile Slotted Hole
Cold Rolled Accessory Ladderstep Stay
Cold Rolled Diagonal Tie Ladderstrip Step
Cold Rolled Strut Landing plate Stiffener
Column Landingrail Stringer
Compression Pipe Landingrail Last Stringer horizontal
Corner finish Lower Flange Lattice Work Stringer vertical
Countersunk hole Lug plate Stud shear
Cover Plate Member of Bracing, Type 1 Stud shear welding
Cranked Rafter Member of Bracing, Type 2 Tab Plate
Door Post None Tension Rod
Eaves Beam Not visible Threaded hole
Eaves Tie Plate Tie Beam
Elbow Purlin Traverse
End Plate Rafter Truss Boom
Feature Railing Baseplate Landing Turnbuckle
Fin Plate Railing Baseplate Stair Turnbuckle bracing
Fischer Anchor Railing Elbow Landing Typical Lacing
Flange Plate Railing Elbow Stair Upat Anchor
Flat Bracing Railing End Upper Flange Lattice Work
Flat Iron Railing End Landing Vertical Bracing
Girder Railing End Stair Visible
Group Railing Handrail Landing Welding
Gusset plate Railing Handrail Stair Wind bracing
Hand Rail Railing Kickprofile Landing ZED-Purlin

And here some consequences of the function:
Model Element with function without function

Flange pate
function plate function flange pate, none

stiffener
left stiffener without function

cover plate
base plate
lower plate without function

In table DetObjQualifierSet the function that will be applied is defined.
Key RunName Geometric Number of ObjQualifier ModelRole ObjQualifier

Restriction items 1 1 2
s ....
61 Ep – Al, 0 3 Attached Part End plate
Function
GeometricRestrictions:
Restrictions of the position of the elements on the drawing (see also pages 9-16):
Value Meaning Abbreviation

0 none Al
1 only orthogonal Li
2 Not only orthogonal Nl
3 z-axis in view orientation Tv
4 z-axis vertical view orientation Fr (for plates)
5 x-axis in view orientation Fr (for beams)
6 x-axis vertical view orientation
7 y-axis in view orientation
8 y-axis vertical view orientation
Number of items:
Number of the ObjQualifier-ModelRole-pairs that are considered
ObjQualifier1...x:
Reference to table DetObjQualifier.
ModelRole1...x:
Reference to table ModelRole.

Extract from DetObjQualifierSet with the used functions:
RunName ObjQualifier ModelRole

AttPl - Al, Function Attached Plates Butt Strap
Gusset plate
Plate
Visible
None
AttPl - Tv, Function Attached Plates Butt Strap
Gusset plate
Plate
Visible
None
AttPl - Li, Function Attached Plates Butt Strap
Gusset plate
Plate
Visible
None
AttPl - Nl, Function Attached Plates Butt Strap
Gusset plate
Plate
Visible
None
AttPl - Fr, Function Attached Plates Butt Strap
Gusset plate
Plate
Visible
None
AttPa - Al, Function Attached Plates Butt Strap
Attached Plates Gusset plate
Attached Plates Plate
Attached Plates Visible
Attached Plates None
Attached Beams
AttPa - Anchor Bo Al, Function AttPa Bolts Fischer Anchor ,
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
AttPa - Anchor Bo Tv, Function AttPa Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
AttPa - Anchor Bo Li, Function AttPa Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
AttPa - Anchor Bo Nl, Function AttPa Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
AttPa - Anchor Bo Fr, Function AttPa Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN

Anchor Bo - Al, Function Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
Anchor Bo - Tv, Function Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
Anchor Bo - Li, Function Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
Anchor Bo - Nl, Function Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
Anchor Bo - Fr, Function Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
Compression Pipe Al, Function Mainpart Compression Pipe
Ep - Al, Function Attached part Base plate, End plate, Cover plate
Ep - Tv, Function Attached part Base plate, End plate, Cover plate
Ep - Li, Function Attached part Base plate, End plate, Cover plate
Ep - Nl, Function Attached part Base plate, End plate, Cover plate
Ep - Fr, Function Attached part Base plate, End plate, Cover plate
Rail - Bg Landing Al, Function Beam Railing Elbow Landing
Rail - Bg Stair Al, Function Beam Railing Elbow Stair
Rail - End Landing Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing End Landing
Rail - End Stair Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing End Stair
Rail - Bb Landing Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing Baseboard Landing
Rail - Bb Stair Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing Baseboard Stair
Rail - Bp Landing Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing Baseplate Landing
Rail - Bp Stair Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing Baseplate Stair
Rail - Fd Landing Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing Picket Landing
Rail - Fd Stair Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing Picket Stair
Rail - Hr Landing Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing Handrail Landing
Rail - Hr Stair Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing Handrail Stair
Rail - Kr Landing Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing Kneerail Landing
Rail - Kr Stair Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing Kneerail Stair
Rail - Post Landing Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing Post Landing
Rail - Post Stair Al, Function Beam, Plates Railing Post Stair
Ht - Anchor Bo Al, Function Mp Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN

Ht - Anchor Bo Tv, Function Ht Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
Ht - Anchor Bo Li, Function Ht Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
Ht - Anchor Bo Nl, Function Ht Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
Ht - Anchor Bo Fr, Function Ht Bolts Fischer Anchor
Hilt Anchor
Upat Anchor
Anchor no STAN
Purlin - Al, Function Beam Purlin
Purlin - Fr, Function Beam Purlin
Tie beam - Al, Function Beam Tie beam
Tie beam - Tv, Function Beam Tie beam
Tie beam - Li, Function Beam Tie beam
Tie beam - Nl, Function Beam Tie beam
Tie beam - Fr, Function Beam Tie beam
Elbow Al, Function Bent Beam Elbow
Bo Top - Fr, Function Bolts Bolts top
Bo Bottom - Fr, Function Bolts Bolts bottom
Visible – Al, Function All Objects Visible
Turnbuckle-Bracing Al, Function Beam, Plates Turnbuckle-Bracing
Stiffeners – Al, Function Plates Stiffener
Stiffeners – Tv, Function Plates Stiffener
Stiffeners – Li, Function Plates Stiffener
Stiffeners – Nl, Function Plates Stiffener
Stiffeners – Fr, Function Plates Stiffener
Columns – Al, Function Beam Column
Columns – Tv, Function Beam Column
Columns – Li, Function Beam Column
Columns – Nl, Function Beam Column
Columns – Fr, Function Beam Column
Not visible – Al, Function Alle Objekte Not visible
Haunch - Al, Function Beam HaunchBeam

13. Defaults
General
To a certain degree the appearance of the drawings can be controlled with the defaults
without using tables or drawing styles. With the management tool this can be done quite
easily. In the following those defaults are listed the affect the drawing derivation.
Default Values
Drawing - General Value

Distance Arcus to each other 9
Distance global arcus to geometry 20
Distance global dimensions in single part details 10
Distance global dimensions to geometry 20
Distance local dimensions to geometry 4
Distance dimensions to each other 9
Distance between detail frames 10
Usage of grip length increase (0=no, 1=yes) 1
Detail prototype file DSCDETPROTO.DWG
Generating the template (0 = outer generated surface, 0
1 = inner generated surface, 2 = combination)
General tolerance for orthogonal vectors (in degree) 1
Maximum angle between view direction and bolt direction 45
Scale-prefix in details M
Minimum diameter for symbol presentation of bolts 2

Drawing - General Value
Minimum size (mm) of parts to be presented on the drawing 0,5
Minimum length of the template 60
Only one cut for attaching parts beneath this distance. . 1000
Path of the detail drawings and prefix details\DET
Path to the symbol-files for the details Symbols
Present weld joints to hidden objects (0=no, 1=yes) 1
Visibilty test bolts ( 1=all, 0=only first ) 1
Scaling data in the page header for single sheet processes (0=no, 0
1=yes)
Connect lines to polylines (0=no, 1=yes) 0
Warnings bolt length (0=no, 1=yes) 0
Drawing – Label/Dimension Value

Generate also weld symbols for standard thickness 1
(see also standard thickness for lines of welding )
(0=no, 1=yes)
Dimensioning of bolt pattern with axes perpend. to view direction 1
(0=do not provide dimensional points; 1=provide dimensional
points).
Dimension style in detail DSC_DIM_STYLE1
Height axis grid text in details 4
Height date text in details 3
Height scale text in details 5
Height weld symbols 2,5
Height object name in details 2,5
Height title text in single part drawings 5
Height title text in overviews 5
Additional label with considering the function 1
(0=no, 1=yes)
Additional label with considering the type 1
(0=no, 1=yes)
Arrow height in height notation 4
Prefix for cutting frame Schnitt
Point selection (0 =in front of, 1= behind scale text) 1
Text font for details txt.shx
Text height in height notations 2,5
Dimension hidden objects (0=no, 1=yes) 1
Label hidden objects (0=no, 1=yes) 0

Drawing – Presentation Value
Presentation type of the height notation 1
Presentation type for very small bolts on the drawing (0 = off, 1 = 1
polyline original size,
2 = symbol minimum size, 3 = polyline minimum size)
Color of object axes 1
Color of object names 7
Color of separating lines for longitudinal clipping 7
Color of visible solid lines 50
Color of symbol presentation hidden bolts 0
Color of axis grids 1
Color of detail frames 3
Color of scale text 3
Color of hidden lines 70
Color of detail titles 3
Color of dimensions 7
Color of plane of sections in details 1
Color of symbols 7
Line type (longitudinal clipping) Zigzag
Line type (object axes) Acad_iso04w100
Line type (hidden lines) Acad_iso02w100
Line type file for details DSCAcadiso.lin
Line type scaling factor for details 0,25
Point at reference point of the guiding line (0=no, 1=yes) 0
Shading of intersections HypeCutRegion
Present hidden bolt patterns (0=no, 1=yes) 1
General Value
User key for your own data -
User text for you owne data -
Plate Value
Name of plate for the variable %Name BL %Thicknessx
%Lengthx%Width
Positioning Value
Main part number (0=MPSP, 1=MP) 1

14. Label types
In the following the principal table structure for the label styles can be seen. A blank picture
field indicates that this type does not exist, the user must generate it himself.
Name of Object Label
Picture Picture Picture

without guiding line with guiding line along object
or vertical
Text content
For labels with guiding line the text “Guid” is attached to the name of the object label, for the
orientation along the object “Object”.
Additionally, in the name is mentioned the positioning strategy:

G = Global (without additional angle data = 30-330°)
L = Local (without additional angle data = 30-330°)
TB = Top Bottom 85-95° and 265-275"
LR = Left Right 175-185° and 355-5°
Example:
Plate Name PosBig Guid G

Label of plates with the name in default text height and the position number in text height
5 mm. The text does not have a guiding line and is positioned global (Angle 30 – 330°)
The name of the plates can be adjusted by default (plate – name of plate). The variables
%Thickness for thickness, %Length for length and %Width for width are used.
Advance – Manual Drawing Design Seite 14-1

Anchorbolts 6M16x70
2 M20x620
DSTV Anker
%BoltCount M%Diameterx%Length#Newline%Norm#Newline%Note
Off
There is no label.
AssGr PosBig
254 - 2
%Assembly - #Height(5)%PosNum
AssGr PosSm
254 - 1007
%Assembly - %PosNum
Seite 14-2 Advance – Manual Drawing Design

Plate Thickness
Bl 10 Bl 10
Bl %Thickness
Plate Thickness MpPosBig
Bl 10
Bl %Thickness #Height(5)%MainPartPosNum
Plate Thickness MpPosSm
Bl 10 2
Bl %Thickness %MainPartPosNum
Plate Thickness PosBig
Bl 10 1014 Bl 10 1014
Bl %Thickness #Height(5)%PosNum

Plate Thickness PosSm
Bl 10 1014 Bl 10 1014
Bl %Thickness %PosNum
Plate Name
Bl 10x300x150 Bl 10x300x150
Bl%Thicknessx%Lengthx%Width
Plate Name PosBig
Bl 10x300x150 1014 Bl 10x300x150 1014
Bl%Thicknessx%Lengthx%Width #Height(5)%PosNum
Plate Name PosSm
Bl 10x300x150 1014 Bl 10x300x150 1014
Bl%Thicknessx%Lengthx%Width %PosNum

Plate NameMat PosBig
Bl 10x300x150-S235JRG2 1014
Bl%Thicknessx%Lengthx%Width-%Material #Height(5)%PosNum
SpPos MpPos
EPos: 1014
HPos: 2
EPos: %SinglePartPosNum#NewlineHPos: %PosNum
SpPosSm
1014
%SinglePartPosNum
Threaded hole
Gewindeloch
ø18x5
(Rechtsgewinde) < 45
%Role#Newlineø%Diameterx%SunkDepth#Newline(%Tapping)<%Alpha_e

Height notation
Height notations are generated by inserting the block dsc_heightkote or dsc_heightkote_u.

By modifying the dwg in the directory Advance / Support / Symbols the appearance of the
symbol can be adjusted.
MpPosBig
2
#Height(5)%MainPartPosNum
MpPosSm
2
%MainPartPosNum
Stud shear Stsh ø19x90

6x75
KB ø16x75 KB ø16x75
Stsh ø%Diameterx%Length

Center punch
Center Marks are presented as small + in the drawing deduction

and are labeled with the normal text "Center punch".
Center punch
Slotted holes 6SH ø18-40
2LL ø18-40
2LL ø18-40
%BoltCountSH ø%Diameter-%Length
Slotted holes 6ø18-40

2ø18-40
2ø18-40 2ø18-40
%BoltCountø%Diameter-%Length
Holes 6ø17
2ø18
2ø18 2ø18
%BoltCountø%Diameter

Holes D17
D18 D18
D%Diameter
Holes ø17
ø18 ø18
ø%Diameter
PosBig
2 2
#Height(5)%PosNum
PosSm
2 2
%PosNum

PosSm Vertical
%PosNum
Section Name
HEA100 HEA100
%ProfName
Section Name MpPosBig
HEA100 2
%ProfName #Height(5)%MainPartPosNum
Section Name MpPosSm
HEA100 2
%ProfName %MainPartPosNum

Section Name PosBig
HEA100 2 HEA100 2
%ProfName #Height(5)%PosNum
Section Name PosSm
HEA100 2 HEA100 2
%ProfName %PosNum
Section NameDen PosBig
HEA100 Riegel 2
%ProfName %Denotation #Height(5)%PosNum
Section NameAssGr PosBig
HEA100 - 254 2
%ProfName - %Assembly #Height(5)%PosNum

Section NameLength PosBig
HEA100-500 2 HEA100-500 2
%ProfName-%Length #Height(5)%PosNum
Section NameLength PosSm
HEA100-500 2 HEA100-500 2
%ProfName-%Length %PosNum
Section NameLengthMat PosBig
HEA100-500 S235JRG2 2
%ProfName-%Length %Material #Height(5)%PosNum
Blind hole
Sackloch
ø18x5 ø23
%Role#Newlineø%Diameterx%SunkDepth ø%HeadDiameter

Bolts 6M16x70
2 M16x45 2 M16x45
%BoltCount M%Diameterx%Length
Bolts 6M16x70 10.9
2 M16x45 10.9
2 M16x45 10.9
%BoltCount M%Diameterx%Length %Material
Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914
2 M16x45 2 M16x45
6x45
914
DIN 6914 DIN 6914

%BoltCount M%Diameterx%Length#NewlineDIN %Norm
Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 10.9
2 M16x45
DIN 6914 10 9
%BoltCount M%Diameterx%Length#NewlineDIN %Norm %Material

Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note
2 M16x45 2 M16x45
DIN 6914 DIN 6914
%BoltCount M%Diameterx%Length#NewlineDIN %Norm#Newline%Note
Bolts 6ø17
2ø18 2ø18
%BoltCountø%HoleDiameter
Bolts 6ø17 Note
2ø18
Fv=1 0
%BoltCountø%HoleDiameter#Newline%Note
Bolts D17
D18 D18
D%HoleDiameter
Bolts M16x70

M16x45 M16x45
M%Diameterx%Length
Bolts ø17
ø18 ø18
ø%HoleDiameter
Line of welding
The presentation of the lines of welding cannot be affected.
Countersunk hole
Senkloch
ø18x5 < 45
%Role#Newlineø%Diameterx%SunkDepth < %Alpha_e

15. Dimension Styles
Dimension lines
Below the principle table structure for the dimensional styles can be seen.
Name of Object Dimensioning
Bild
Dimensioned points from DetViewDimPointSelection
Abkürzung Bedeutung
Mp X - Orientation of the dimension chain in X-orientation of main element
Mp Y - Orientation of the dimension chain in Y-orientation of main element
View X - Orientation of the dimension chain in X-orientation of view (horizontal)
View Y - Orientation of the dimension chain in Y-orientation of view (vertical)
BentBea X - Orientation of the dimension chain in X-orientation of bended beam
BentBea Y - Orientation of the dimension chain in Y-orientation of bended beam
Ep X - Orientation of the dimension chain in X-orientation of view (horizontal),
reference to end plate with function
Ep Y - Orientation of the dimension chain in Y-orientation of view (vertical),
reference to end plate with function
Obj X - Orientation of the dimension chain in X-orientation of an object.
Obj Y - Orientation of the dimension chain in Y-orientation of an object.
For bent beams also Mp X can be used. As dimensional type you must then use Arcus.

View X – AttPa GTA
AttBea – Extreme Al / AttPl – Extreme Al / Ref. Mp – Extreme
View X – Rail Post+End GBA
Rail – Post Landing Sy Al, Function / Rail – Post Stair Sy Al, Function / Rail – End Landing
Sy Al, Function / Rail – End Stair Sy Al, Function / Mp - Colli
View X – Rail Post+Fd GBA
Rail – Post Landing Sy Al, Function / Rail – Post Stair Sy Al, Function / Rail – Fd Landing
Sy, Function / Rail – Fd Stair Sy, Function / Mp - Colli

View X – Grid GTA
Grid
View X – Grid GBA
Grid
View X – Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Bo – Tv / Ho – Tv / Grid

View X – BeamSystem GTA
Mp - Beam Sy / Grid
View X – BeamSystem GTA
Mp - Beam Sy / Grid
View X – Bracing GTA
Turnbuckle Bracing Extreme / Ho – Tv / Bo – Tv

View Y – AttPa GTA
AttBea – Extreme Al / AttPl – Extreme Al / Ref. Mp - Extreme
View Y – Rail Hr+Post+End+Bp+Bb Landing GBA
Rail – Hr Landing Sy Al, Function / Rail – Hr Landing Extreme Al R, Function / Rail – Post
Landing Extreme Al L, Function / Rail – End Landing Sy, Function / Rail – Bp Landing
Extreme Al, Function / Rail – Bb Landing Extreme Al, Function
View Y – Grid GTA
Grid

View Y – Grid GBA
Grid
View Y – Bo+Ho Tv GBA
Bo – Tv / Ho – Tv / Grid
View Y – BeamSystem GTA
Mp - Beam System / Grid

View Y – BeamSystem GBA
Mp - Beam System / Grid
Ep X – Mp GTA
Mp – Extreme / Ref. Ep - Extreme Tv, Function
Ep X – Mp GBA

Ep X – Bo Tv GTA
Bo – Tv / Ref. Ep - Extreme Tv, Function
Ep X – Bo Tv GBA
Ep X – Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Ho – Tv / Bo – Tv / Ref. Ep - Extreme Tv, Function

Ep X – Bo+Ho Tv GBA
Ep Y – Mp GTA
Ep Y – Mp GBA

Ep Y – Bo Tv GTA
Ep Y – Bo Tv GBA
Ep Y – Bo+Ho Tv GTA

Ep Y – Bo+Ho Tv GBA
BentBea X – Mp Bo+Ho Fr LBA
Mp – Bo+Ho Fr / Ref. BentBea Außen, All / Ref. BentBea Innen, All
BentBea X – Contour LBA
Mp – Contour / Ref. Mp - Extreme

BentBea Y – AttPa Extreme+Bo+Ho Tv LBS
AttPa – Extreme Al / Ref. BentBea Außen, All / Ref. BentBea Innen, All
BentBea Y – Mp Proc LTS
Mp - Proc Einzeln / Ref. BentBea Außen, All / Ref. BentBea Innen, All
BentBea Y – Mp Ho LBS
Mp – Ho Tv / Ref. BentBea Außen, All / Ref. BentBea Innen, All

BentBea Y – Mp Bo LBS
Mp – Bo Tv / Ref. BentBea Außen, All / Ref. BentBea Innen, All
BentBea Y – Stsh Tv LBS
Stsh - Tv / Ref. BentBea Außen, All / Ref. BentBea Innen, All
Mp X – AttPl Extreme GTA
AttPl – Extreme Al / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – AttPl Extreme GBA
AttPl – Extreme Al / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – AttPa Extreme GTA
AttPa – Extreme Al / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – AttPa Extreme GBA
AttPa – Extreme Al / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – AttPa Extreme+Bo+Ho Tv GTA
AttPa - Bo Tv / AttPa - Ho Tv / AttPl - Extreme Tv / Stiffeners - Extreme Al, Function /

AttBea - Extreme Al / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp X – AttPa Extreme+Bo+Ho Tv GBA
AttPa - Bo Tv / AttPa - Ho Tv / AttPl - Extreme Tv / Stiffeners - Extreme Al, Function /

Mp X – AttPa Top GTA
Mp – AttPa, Top / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – AttPa Bo Tv GTA
AttPa – Bo Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – AttPa Bo Tv GBA
AttPa – Bo Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – AttPa Bo+Ho Tv GTA
AttPa – Bo Tv / AttPa – Ho Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – AttPa Bo+Ho Tv GBA
AttPa – Bo Tv / AttPa – Ho Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – AttPa Bottom GBA
Mp – AttPa, Bottom / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – AttBea Extreme GTA

202 246 611 100 77 100 66 188 54 188 599 100 136 128 57
AttBea – Extreme Al / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – AttBea Extreme GBA
AttBea – Extreme Al / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Proc GTA
Mp – Proc / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Proc GBA
Mp – Proc / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – Proc Top GTA
Mp - Proc All, Top / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Proc Bottom GBA
Mp - Proc All, U / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Proc+Contour GTA
Mp – Proc / Mp – Contour / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – Proc+Contour GBA
Mp – Proc / Mp – Contour / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Proc+Contour Top GTA
Mp – Proc, Top / Mp – Contour, Top / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Proc+Contour Bottom GBA
Mp – Proc, Bottom / Mp – Contour, Bottom / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – Extreme GTA
Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Extreme GBA
Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Extreme+Ep Li GTA
Mp – Extreme / Ep – Extreme Li, Function

Mp X – Extreme+Ep Li GBA
Mp – Extreme / Ep – Extreme Li, Function
Mp X – Extreme+Ep Fr GTA
Ep – Extreme Fr, Function / Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Extreme+Ep Fr GBA
Ep – Extreme Fr, Function / Mp – Extreme

Mp X – Extreme+System GTA
Mp – Extreme / Ref. Mp – System
Mp X – Extreme+System GBA
Mp – Extreme / Ref. Mp – System
Mp X – Mp Ho Tv GTA
Mp – Ho Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – Mp Ho Tv GBA
Mp – Ho Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Mp Bo GTA
Mp – Bo / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Mp Bo GBA
Mp – Bo / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – Mp Bo Al Top GTA
Mp - Bo, Top / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Mp Bo Al Bottom GBA
Mp - Bo, Bottom / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Mp Bo Tv GTA
Mp – Bo Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – Mp Bo Tv GBA
Mp – Bo Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Mp Bo Fr GTA
Mp – Bo Fr / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Mp Bo Fr GBA
Mp – Bo Fr / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – Mp Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Mp – Bo+Ho Tv / Slotted holes / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Mp Bo+Ho Tv GBA
Mp – Bo+Ho Tv / Slotted holes / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Mp Bo+Ho Fr GTA
Mp – Bo+Ho Fr / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – Mp Bo+Ho Fr GBA
Mp – Bo+Ho Fr / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Stsh Tv GTA
Stsh – Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Stsh Tv GBA
Stsh – Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – Stsh Fr GTA
Stsh – Fr / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Stsh Fr GBA
Stsh – Fr / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Colli GTA
Mp - Colli

Mp X – Colli GBA
Mp - Colli
Mp X – Contour GTA
Mp – Contour / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Contour GBA
Mp – Contour / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – Contour Top GTA
Mp – Contour, Top / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Contour Bottom GBA
Mp – Contour, Bottom / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Template reference point GTA
Template reference point / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp X – Template reference point GBA
Template reference point / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Bo – Tv / Ho – Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp X – Bo+Ho Tv GBA

Mp X – Stiffeners Extreme Fr GTA
Stiffeners – Extreme Fr, Function / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp X – Stiffeners Extreme Fr GBA
Stiffeners – Extreme Fr, Function / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp Y – AttPl Extreme Tv LTS
AttPl - Extreme Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme

Mp Y – AttPl Extreme Tv LBS
AttPl - Extreme Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp Y – AttPl Extreme Fr LTS
AttPl - Extreme Fr / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp Y – AttPl Extreme Fr LBS
AttPl - Extreme Fr / Ref. Mp - Extreme

Mp Y – AttPl Extreme Fr Function LTS
AttPl - Extreme Fr, Function / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp Y – AttPa Extreme Al LTS
AttPa - Extreme Al / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp Y – AttPa Extreme Al LBS
AttPa - Extreme Al / Ref. Mp - Extreme

Mp Y – AttPa Extreme Al Function LTS
AttPa - Extreme Al, Function / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp Y – AttPa Extreme Al Function LBS
AttPa - Extreme Al, Function / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp Y – AttPa Bo Tv GTA
AttPa – Bo Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme

Mp Y – AttPa Bo Tv GBA
AttPa – Bo Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp Y – AttPa Bo Tv LTS
AttPa - Bo Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp Y – AttPa Bo Tv LBS
AttPa - Bo Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp Y – AttPa Bo Tv Center LTS
AttPa - Bo Tv / Ref. Mp – Center
Mp Y – AttPa Bo Tv Center LBS
AttPa - Bo Tv / Ref. Mp – Center
Mp Y – AttBea Extreme LTS

Mp Y – AttBea Extreme LBS
Mp Y – Proc Left GBA
Mp - Proc All, Left / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp Y – Proc LTS
Mp - Proc Single / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp Y – Proc LBS
Mp - Proc Single / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp Y – Proc Top GTA
Mp - Proc All, Top / Ref. Mp – Extreme Bottom
Mp Y – Proc Right GTA
Mp - Proc All, Right / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp Y – Proc Bottom GTA
Mp - Proc All, Bottom / Ref. Mp – Extreme Bottom
Mp Y – Proc+Contour Top GTA
Mp - Proc All, Top / Mp – Contour, Top / Ref. Mp – Extreme Bottom
Mp Y – Proc+Contour Bottom GBA
Mp - Proc All, Bottom / Mp – Contour, Bottom / Ref. Mp – Extreme, Bottom

Mp Y – Extreme GTA
Mp – Extreme
Mp Y – Extreme GBA
Mp – Extreme
Mp Y – Mp Ho Tv LTS
Mp - Ho Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme

Mp Y – Mp Ho Tv LBS
Mp - Ho Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp Y – Mp Ho Tv Center LTS
Mp - Ho Tv / Ref. Mp - Center
Mp Y – Mp Ho Tv Center LBS
Mp - Ho Tv / Ref. Mp - Center

Mp Y – Mp Ho Tv Right LTS
Mp - Ho Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme, Right
Mp Y – Mp Ho Tv Right LBS
Mp - Ho Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme, Right
Mp Y – Mp Bo Tv LTS
Mp - Bo Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme

Mp Y – Mp Bo Tv LBS
Mp - Bo Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp Y – Mp Bo Tv Center LTS
Mp - Bo Tv / Ref. Mp - Center
Mp Y – Mp Bo Tv Center LBS
Mp - Bo Tv / Ref. Mp - Center

Mp Y – Mp Bo Tv Right LTS
Mp - Bo Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme, Right
Mp Y – Mp Bo Tv Right LBS
Mp - Bo Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme, Right
Mp Y – Mp Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Mp – Ho Tv / Mp - Bo Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp Y – Mp Bo+Ho Tv GBA
Mp – Ho Tv / Mp - Bo Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp Y – Stsh Tv LTS
Stsh – Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp Y – Stsh Tv LBS
Stsh – Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme

Mp Y – Stsh Tv Center LTS
Stsh – Tv / Ref. Mp - Center
Mp Y – Stsh Tv Center LBS
Stsh – Tv / Ref. Mp - Center
Mp Y – Colli GTA
Mp - Colli

Mp Y – Colli GBA
Mp - Colli
Mp Y – Contour Left GTA
Mp – Contour, Left / Ref. Mp – Extreme, Top
Mp Y – Contour Top GTA
Mp – Contour, Top / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp Y – Contour Right GBA
Mp – Contour, Right / Ref. Mp – Extreme, Top
Mp Y – Contour Bottom GBA
Mp – Contour, Bottom / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp Y – Ho Tv LTS
Ho - Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme

Mp Y – Ho Tv LBS
Ho - Tv / Ref. Mp – Extreme
Mp Y – Ho Tv Center LTS
Ho - Tv / Ref. Mp – Center
Mp Y – Ho Tv Center LBS
Ho - Tv / Ref. Mp – Center

Mp Y – Bo Tv LTS
Bo – Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp Y – Bo Tv LBS
Bo – Tv / Ref. Mp - Extreme
Mp Y – Bo Tv Center LTS
Bo – Tv / Ref. Mp - Center

Mp Y – Bo Tv Center LBS
Bo – Tv / Ref. Mp - Center
Mp Y – Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Mp Y – Bo+Ho Tv GBA

Obj Y – Rail Hr+Kr+Bp Landing LBA
Rail – Hr Landing Extreme Al R, Function / Rail – Kr Landing Sy Al / Function, Rail – Bp

Landing Extreme Al, Function
Obj Y – Rail Hr+Kr+Bp Stair LBA
Rail – Hr Stair Extreme Al R, Function / Rail – Kr Stair Sy Al, Function / Rail – Bp Stair
Extreme Al, Function
Obj Y – Rail Landing Height GTA
Rail – Hr Landing Extreme Al R, Function / Rail – Bp Landing Extreme Al L, Function

Obj Y – Rail Landing Height GBA
Rail – Hr Landing Extreme Al R, Function / Rail – Bp Landing Extreme Al L, Function

Dimension strategies
Off
Dimension type Dimension definition
Compression pipe

Linear Mp X – AttPa Extreme+Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Linear Mp X – Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Linear Mp Y – Bo Tv LTS
Linear Mp Y – Ho Tv LTS
End plates

Linear Ep X – Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Linear Ep X – Mp GTA
Linear Ep Y – Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Linear Ep Y – Mp GTA

Sp Plate

Linear Mp X – Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Linear Mp X – Proc+Contour Top GTA
Linear Mp X – Stsh Tv GBA
Linear Mp X – Proc+Contour Bottom GBA
Linear Mp X – Extreme GBA
Linear Mp Y – Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Linear Mp Y – Proc+Contour Top GTA
Linear Mp Y – Proc+Contour Bottom GBA
Linear Mp Y – Extreme GBA
Radial Mp X – Contour GTA
Sp BentBeam

ArcLength Mp X – Mp Bo+Ho Tv GTA
ArcLength Mp X – Stsh Tv GTA
ArcLength Mp X – Proc+Contour GTA
ArcLength Mp X – Extreme GTA
Linear BentBea Y – Mp Ho LBS
Linear BentBea Y – Mp Bo LBS
Linear BentBea Y – Stsh Tv LBS
Linear BentBea Y – Mp Proc LTS
Linear Mp Y – Extreme GTA
Radial Mp X – Contour GBA

Sp Beam

Linear Mp X – Mp Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Linear Mp X – Template reference point GBA
Linear Mp Y – Stsh Tv LTS
Linear Mp Y – Proc LTS
Linear Mp Y – Contour Top GTA
Linear Mp Y – Contour Bottom GBA
Sp Beam Top

Linear Mp X – Template reference point GBA
Linear Mp Y – Ho Tv Re LTS
Linear Mp Y – Bo Tv Re LTS
Linear Mp Y – Stsh Tv Re LTS

Picket railing

Linear View X – Rail Post+Fd GBA
Linear View X – Rail Post+End GBA
Linear Mp X – Colli GBA
Linear View Y – Rail Hr+Post+End+Bp+Bb Landing GBA
Linear Mp Y – Colli GBA
Linear Obj Y – Rail Hr+Kr+Bp Stair LBA
Linear Obj Y – Rail Hr+Kr+Bp Landing LBA
Linear Obj Y – Rail Landing Height GTA
Linear Obj Y – Rail Stair Height GBA
Mainpart

Linear Mp X – Extreme+Ep Li GTA
Linear Mp X – AttPa Extreme+Bo+Ho Tv GBA
Linear Mp Y – AttPa Extreme Al Function LTS

Mp Top

Linear Mp X – Extreme+Ep Li GTA
Linear Mp Y – Mp Ho Tv Re LTS
Linear Mp Y – Mp Bo Tv Re LTS
Linear Mp Y – AttPa Ho Tv LTS
Linear Mp Y – AttPa Bo Tv LTS
Linear Mp Y – Stsh Tv Re LTS
Railing

Linear View X – Rail Post+End GBA
Linear Mp X – Colli GBA
Linear View Y – Rail Hr+Post+End+Bp+Bb Landing GBA
Linear Mp Y – Colli GBA
Linear Obj Y – Rail Hr+Kr+Bp Stair LBA
Linear Obj Y – Rail Hr+Kr+Bp Landing LBA
Linear Obj Y – Rail Landing Height GTA
Linear Obj Y – Rail Stair Height GBA

Mp Flange

Linear Mp X – Proc+Contour GBA
Mp Flange Center

Linear Mp X – Proc+Contour GBA
Linear Mp Y – Ho Tv Center LTS
Linear Mp Y – Bo Tv Center LTS

Mp BentBeam

Linear Mp X – Stsh Tv GTA
Linear Mp X – Proc+Contour GTA
Linear Mp X – Extreme+Ep Fr GTA
Linear BentBea Y – AttPa Extreme+Bo+Ho+Tv LBS
Linear BentBea Y – Mp Ho LBS
Linear BentBea Y – Mp Bo LBS
Linear BentBea Y – Stsh Tv LBS
Mp Intersection

Linear View X – AttPa GTA
Linear View Y – AttPa GTA
Mp System

Linear Mp X – Extreme+System GTA

Grid

Linear View X – Grid GBA
Linear View Y – Grid GTA
Grid Bolts

Linear View X – Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Linear View Y – Bo+Ho Tv GBA
Grid BeamSystem

Linear View X – BeamSystem GBA
Linear View Y – BeamSystem GTA
Template

Linear Mp Y – Bo+Ho Tv GTA
Linear Mp X – Stiffeners Extreme Fr GBA
Crossbracing

Linear View X – Bracing GTA
Linear View X – Bo+Ho Tv GTA

16. Presentation Rules
In the following, the presentation rules available in the standard version will be listed. If a
presentation rule is used, the request will be given under the respective table. Also the
related drawing styles are assgned. They are described in details in the manual Drawing
Design.
All, without welding lines
Model Object Presentation Type Label Type

Welding line – Al Off Off
Grid Grid Off
All Default Off
View V – MP NamePosGrGuid

Not Visible – Al, Function Off Off
Mp – Beams Al Visible Section Name MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – Plate Al Visible Plate Thickness MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al Visible Section Name MpPosBig S30 Guid G
AttBea – Al Visible Off
AttPl – Al Visible Off
AttBentBea – Al Visible Off
Beams – Al Visible Off
Plates – Al Visible Off
Special parts Visible Off
Grid Grid Off
Height notations Symbol Height notations GLR
Add. ACIS-Solids – Al Visible Off
Is used in request and drawing style:

View V – NoDim Mp NamePosGrGuid 1:20 CO
Intersection V 500 – NoDim Mp NamePosGrGuid 1:20 CX

View V – MP NamePosKlGuid

Mp – Beams Al Visible Section Name MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – Plate Al Visible Plate Thickness MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al Visible Section Name MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

View V – NoDim Mp NamePosKlGuid 1:20 CO 13
Intersection V 500 – NoDim Mp NamePosKlGuid 1:20 CX 83
View V – MP PosGrGuid

Mp – Beams Al Visible MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – Plate Al Visible MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al Visible MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

Intersection V 500 – NoDim Mp PosGrGuid 1:20 CX
View V – NoDim Mp PosGrGuid 1:20 CO

View V – MP PosKlGuid

Mp – Beams Al Visible MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – Plate Al Visible MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al Visible MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

View V – NoDim Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CO 12/17
Intersection V 500 – NoDim Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CX 82
Intersection V 500 – Ra Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CX 87
Intersection V 500 – RaSy Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CX 89
Intersection V V8H0 – RaSy Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CX 8 10
View V – NoLab

BentBea – Al Visible Off
Grid Grid Off

View V – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CO 11
Intersection V 500 – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CX 81

View VA – MP NamePosGrGuid

Mp – Beams Al VisibleAxis Section Name MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleAxis Section Name MpPosBig S30 Guid G
AttBea – Al VisibleAxis Off
AttBentBea – Al VisibleAxis Off
Beams – Al VisibleAxis Off
Grid Grid Off

View VA – NoDim Mp NamePosGrGuid 1:20 CO
Intersection VA 500 – NoDim Mp NamePosGrGuid 1:20 CX
View VA – MP NamePosKlGuid

Mp – Beams Al VisibleAxis Section Name MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleAxis Section Name MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

View VA – NoDim Mp NamePosKlGuid 1:20 CO
Intersection VA 500 – NoDim Mp NamePosKlGuid 1:20 CX

View VA – MP PosGrGuid

Mp – Beams Al VisibleAchse MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleAxis MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

View VA – NoDim Mp PosGrGuid 1:20 CO
Intersection VA 500 – NoDim Mp PosGrGuid 1:20 CX
View VA – MP PosKlGuid

Mp – Beams Al VisibleAxis MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleAxis MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

View VA – NoDim Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CO
Intersection VA 500 – NoDim Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CX

View VA – NoLab

BentBea – Al VisibleAxis Off
Grid Grid Off

View VA – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CO
Intersection VA 500 – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CX
View VH – MP NamePosGrGuid

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHidden Section Name MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – Plate Al VisibleHidden Plate Thickness MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHidden Section Name MpPosBig S30 Guid G
AttBea – Al VisibleHidden Off
AttPl – Al VisibleHidden Off
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHidden Off
Beams – Al VisibleHidden Off
Plates – Al VisibleHidden Off
Grid Grid Off
Add. ACIS-Solids – Al VisibleHidden Off

View VH – NoDim Mp NamePosGrGuid 1:20 CO
Intersection VH 500 – NoDim Mp NamePosGrGuid 1:20 CX

View VH – MP NamePosKlGuid

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHidden Section Name MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – Plate Al VisibleHidden Plate Thickness MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHidden Section Name MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off
Height notations Symbol Height notations

View VH – NoDim Mp NamePosKlGuid 1:20 CO 16
Intersection VH 500 – NoDim Mp NamePosKlGuid 1:20 CX 86
View VH – MP PosGrGuid

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHidden MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – Plate Al VisibleHidden MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHidden MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

View VH – NoDim Mp PosGrGuid 1:20 CO
Intersection VH 500 – NoDim Mp PosGrGuid 1:20 CX

View VH – MP PosKlGuid

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHidden MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – Plate Al VisibleHidden MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHidden MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

View VH – NoDim Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CO 15/18
Intersection VH 500 – NoDim Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CX 85
Intersection VH 500 – Ra Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CX 88
View VH – NoLab

Plate – Al VisibleHidden Off
BentBea – Al VisibleHidden Off
Grid Grid Off

View VH – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CO 14
Intersection VH 500 – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CX 84

View VHA – Mp NamePosGrGuid

Axis
Axis
Axis
Axis
Axis
Grid Grid Off

View VHA – NoDim Mp NamePosGrGuid 1:20 CO
Intersection VHA 500 – NoDim Mp NamePosGrGuid 1:20 CX

View VHA – Mp NamePosKlGuid

Axis
Axis
Axis
Axis
Axis
Grid Grid Off

View VHA – NoDim Mp NamePosKlGuid 1:20 CO 19
Intersection VHA 500 – NoDim Mp NamePosKlGuid 1:20 CX 8 14

View VHA – Mp PosGrGuid

Axis
Axis
Axis
Axis
Axis
Grid Grid Off

View VHA – NoDim Mp PosGrGuid 1:20 CO
Intersection VHA 500 – NoDim Mp PosGrGuid 1:20 CX

View VHA – Mp PosKlGuid

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHiddenAxis MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHiddenAxis MpPosSm S30 Guid G
AttBea – Al VisibleHiddenAxis Off
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHiddenAxis Off
Beams – Al VisibleHiddenAxis Off
Grid Grid Off

View VHA – NoDim Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CO 1 10 / 1 12
Intersection VHA 500 – NoDim Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CX 8 13
View VHA – NoLab

Axis
Axis
Grid Grid Off

View VHA – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CO 1 11
Intersection VHA 500 – NoDim NoLab 1:20 CXY 8 12

Detail S – MpSp NamePosGrGuid

AttBea – Al Visible Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
AttPl – Al Visible Plate Thickness PosBig S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al Visible Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
Special parts Visible PosBig S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off
Stsh – Al Visible Off
Bo – Al Visible Off

Detail S – NoDim MpSp NamePosGrGuid 1:10 CO
Detail S – MpSp NamePosGrGuid Bo

AttBea – Al Visible Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al Visible Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off
Bo – Al Visible Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30
Guid G

Detail S – MpSp NamePosKlGuid

AttBea – Al Visible Section Name PosSm S30 Guid G
AttPl – Al Visible Plate Thickness PosSm S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al Visible Section Name PosSm S30 Guid G
Special parts Visible PosSm S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

Detail S – NoDim MpSp NamePosKlGuid 1:10 CO 23
Detail S – MpSp NamePosKlGuid Bo

AttBea – Al Visible Section Name PosSm S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al Visible Section Name PosSm F S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off
Guid G

Detail S – MpSp PosGrGuid

Mp – Beams Al Visible MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al Visible MpPosBig S30 Guid G
AttBea – Al Visible PosBig S30 Guid G
AttPl – Al Visible PosBig S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al Visible PosBig S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

Detail S – NoDim MpSp PosGrGuid 1:10 CO
Detail S – MpSp PosKlGuid

Mp – Beams Al Visible MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al Visible MpPosSm S30 Guid G
AttBea – Al Visible PosSm S30 Guid G
AttPl – Al Visible PosSm S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al Visible PosSm S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

Detail S – NoDim MpSp PosKlGuid 1:10 CO 22

Detail S – NoLab

Plate – Al Visible Off
BentBea – Al Visible Off
Grid Grid Off

Detail S – NoDim NoLab 1:10 CO 21
Detail VA – MpSp NamePosGrGuid

AttBea – Al VisibleAxis Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleAxis Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

Detail VA – NoDim MpSp NamePosGrGuid 1:10 CO

Detail VA – MpSp NamePosGrGuid Bo

AttBea – Al VisibleAxis Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleAxis Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off
Guid G
Detail VA – MpSp NamePosKlGuid

AttBea – Al VisibleAxis Section Name PosSm S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleAxis Section Name PosSm S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

Detail VA – NoDim MpSp NamePosKlGuid 1:10 CO

Detail VA – MpSp NamePosKlGuid Bo

AttBea – Al VisibleAxis Section Name PosSm S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleAxis Section Name PosSm F S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off
Guid G
Detail VA – MpSp PosGrGuid

Mp – Beams Al VisibleAxis MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleAxis MpPosBig S30 Guid G
AttBea – Al VisibleAxis PosBig S30 Guid G
AttPl – Al Visible PosBig S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleAxis PosBig S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

Detail VA – NoDim MpSp PosGrGuid 1:10 CO

Detail VA – MpSp PosKlGuid

Mp – Beams Al VisibleAxis MpPosSm S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleAxis MpPosSm S30 Guid G
AttBea – Al VisibleAxis PosSm S30 Guid G
AttPl – Al Visible PosSm S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleAxis PosSm S30 Guid G
Grid Grid Off

Detail VA – NoDim MpSp PosKlGuid 1:10 CO
Detail VA – NoLab

Plate – Al Visible Off
BentBea – Al VisibleAxis Off
Grid Grid Off

Detail VA – NoDim NoLab 1:10 CO

Detail VH – MpSp NamePosGrGuid

AttBea – Al VisibleHidden Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
AttPl – Al VisibleHidden Plate Thickness PosBig S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHidden Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
Grid VisibleHidden Off
Stsh – Al VisibleHidden Off
Bo – Al VisibleHidden Off

Detail VH – NoDim MpSp NamePosGrGuid 1:10 CO
Detail VH – MpSp NamePosGrGuid Bo

AttBea – Al VisibleHidden Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHidden Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
Bo – Al VisibleHidden Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30
Guid G

Detail VH – MpSp NamePosKlGuid

AttBea – Al VisibleHidden Section Name PosSm S30 Guid G
AttPl – Al VisibleHidden Plate Thickness PosSm S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHidden Section Name PosSm S30 Guid G

Detail VH – NoDim MpSp NamePosKlGuid 1:10 CO 26
Detail VH – MpSp NamePosKlGuid Bo

Guid G

Detail VH – MpSp PosGrGuid

AttBea – Al VisibleHidden PosBig S30 Guid G
AttPl – Al VisibleHidden PosBig S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHidden PosBig S30 Guid G

Detail VH – NoDim MpSp PosGrGuid 1:10 CO
Detail VH – MpSp PosSm Guid

AttBea – Al VisibleHidden PosSm S30 Guid G
AttPl – Al VisibleHidden PosSm S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHidden PosSm S30 Guid G

Detail VH – NoDim MpSp PosKlGuid 1:10 CO 25

Detail VH – MpSp PosSm Guid Bo

Guid G

Intersection VH V5H8 – RaSy Mp PosKlGuid 1:20 CXY 8 11
Detail VH – NoLab

Grid Grid Off

Detail VH – NoDim NoLab 1:10 CO 24

Detail VHA – MpSp NamePosGrGuid

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHiddenAxis Section Name MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHiddenAxis Section Name MpPosBig S30 Guid G
AttBea – Al VisibleHiddenAxis Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHiddenAxis Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G

Detail VHA – NoDim MpSp NamePosGrGuid 1:10 CO
Detail VHA – MpSp NamePosGrGuid Bo

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHiddenAxis Section Name MpPosBig S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHiddenAxis Section Name MpPosBig S30 Guid G
AttBea – Al VisibleHiddenAxis Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHiddenAxis Section Name PosBig S30 Guid G
Guid G

Detail VHA – MpSp NamePosKlGuid


Detail VHA – NoDim MpSp NamePosKlGuid 1:10 CO 27
Detail VHA – MpSp NamePosKlGuid Bo

Guid G

Detail VHA – MpSp PosGrGuid

AttBea – Al VisibleHidden PosBig S30 Guid G
AttPl – Al VisibleHidden PosBig S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHidden PosBig S30 Guid G

Detail VHA – NoDim MpSp PosGrGuid 1:10 CO
Detail VHA – MpSp PosKlGuid


Detail VHA – NoDim MpSp PosKlGuid 1:10 CO 28

Detail VHA – NoLab

Axis
Axis
Grid Grid Off

Detail VHA – NoDim NoLab 1:10 CO 29
Sp VH

Threaded hole – Al Axis Threaded hole S30 G
Slotted hole – Al Axis Slotted hole 6∅18–40 S30 GTB
Blind hole – Al Axis Blind hole S30 G
Countersunk hole – Al Axis Countersunk hole S30 G
Ho – Al Axis Holes 6∅17 S30 GTB
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Bo – Tv Symbol Bolts 6∅17 S30 GTB
Bo – Nl Symbol Bolts 6∅17 S30 GTB
Stsh – Tv Axis Stud shear Stsh ∅19x90 GTB
Stsh – Al Axis Off
Center punch – Al Axis Center punch
Template Templaten– Off
bezugspunkt

Sp VHA

Axis
Axis
Ho – Al Axis Holes 6∅17 S30 GTB
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Bo – Tv Symbol Bolts 6∅17 S30 GTB
Bo – Nl Symbol Bolts 6∅17 S30 GTB
Center punch – Al Axis Center punch
Template Schablonen– Off
bezugspunkt

Sp AlleAnsichten 1:10 CX 35
Sp Plate 1:1 CO 3 13
Sp Plate 1:1 CX 3 10 / 6 1
Sp Plate 1:10 CO 3 14
Sp Plate 1:10 CX 37/62
Sp Plate UCS 1:10 CXY 3 12
Sp GebTrägerOben 1:10 CO 36
Sp Beams UCS 1:10 CO 3 11
Sp Beams Rear 1:10 CO
Sp Beams Rear 1:10 CX
Sp Beams Top, Bottom 1:1 CX 39/63
Sp Beams Top, Bottom 1:10 CO 38/64
Sp Beams Top, Bottom 1:10 CX 32/33/65/93
Sp Beams Object 1:10 CX
Sp Beams Bottom, Top 1:1 CX 39/63
Sp Beams Bottom, Top 1:10 CO 38/64
Sp Beams Bottom, Top 1:10 CX 33/34
Sp Beams Front 1:1 CX 39/63
Sp Beams Front 1:10 CO 38/64
Sp Beams Front 1:10 CX 31/32/33/34/65/93

Picket Railing VHA

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHidden SpPos MpPos S30 Guid G
Axis
Mp – Plate Al VisibleHidden SpPos MpPos S30 Guid G
Rail – Fd Landing Al, VisibleHidden PosSm Object L
Function Axis
Rail – Fd Stair Al, VisibleHidden PosSm Object L
Function Axis
Rail – Post Landing Al, VisibleHidden PosSm Object L
Function
Rail – Post Stair Al, VisibleHidden PosSm Object L
Function
Axis
Axis
Slotted hole – Al Axis Slotted hole 6LL ∅18–40 S30
Guid G
Mp – Ho Tv Axis Holes 6∅17 S30 GTB
AttPa – Ho Tv Axis Off
Anker Bo – Tv, Function Axis Anchorbolts 6M16x70 Note S30 Guid G
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Mp – Bo Tv Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30
GTB
Mp – Bo Nl Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30
GTB
AttPa – Bo Tv Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30
Guid G
Stsh – Fr Axis Off
Center punch – Al Axis Center punch G
Add. Parts without Grid – VisibleHidden PosSm S30 Guid G
Al
Welding line – Al Welding line Welding line S30 L

Picket railing UCS 1:10 CO 97

Mp SpMpPos VH

Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHidden SpPos MpPos S30 Guid G
Anker Bo – Tv, Function Axis Anchorbolts 6M16x70 Note S30 Guid
G
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Guid G
Guid G
Guid G
AttPa – Bo Nl Axis Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30
Guid G
Center punch – Al Axis Off
Add. Parts without Grid – Environment PosSm S30 Guid G
Al VisibleHidden
Special parts – Al Visible PosSm S30 Guid G

Mp SpMpPos VHA

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHiddenAxis SpPos MpPos S30 Guid G
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHiddenAxis SpPos MpPos S30 Guid G
AttBea – Al VisibleHiddenAxis PosSm S30 Guid G
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHiddenAxis PosSm S30 Guid G
Countersunk hole – Axis Countersunk hole S30 G
Al
Anker Bo – Tv, Axis Anchorbolts 6M16x70 Note S30 Guid G
Function
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Mp – Bo Tv Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30 Guid G
Mp – Bo Nl Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30 Guid G
AttPa – Bo Tv Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30 Guid G
AttPa – Bo Nl Axis Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30 Guid G
Add. Parts without Environment PosSm S30 Guid G
Grid – Al VisibleHiddenAxis

Compression pipe Front 1:10 CX 91
Holmgeländer UCS 1:10 CX 95
Mp UCS BemSystem 1:10 CX 46
Mp GebTrägerOben 1:10 CO 43
Mp Rear 1:10 CXY
Mp Rear Choice 1:10 CX 7 5 / 10 8
Mp Right, Left 1:10 CX
Mp Front 1:10 CO 67
Mp Front 1:10 CX 4 2 / 6 6 / 6 8 / 7 1 – 7 5 / 7 7 / 10 8
Mp Front WithEnvironment1:10 CX 7 6 / 10 6
Mp Front Choice 1:10 CX
Crossbracing Front 1:10 CX 92

Mp Intersection VHAS

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHiddenAxisCut Off
Mp – Plate Al VisibleHiddenCut Off
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHiddenAxisCut PosSm Guid
AttBea – Al VisibleHiddenAxisCut PosSm Guid
AttPl – Al VisibleHiddenCut PosSm Guid
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHiddenAxisCut PosSm Guid
Ho – Tv Axis Off
Bo – Tv Axis Bolts 6M16x70 Guid
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Welding line – Al VisibleHidden Welding line

Mp Querschnitt 1:10 CO 47
IntersectionsR Choice, Top 1:10 CO
IntersectionsR Choice, Top 1:5 CO
IntersectionsR Choice, Bottom 1:10 CO 4 1 / 4 5 / 4 6 / 7 1 – 7 6 / 9 5 / 9 7 / 9 8 / 10 1 /
10 3 – 10 6 / 10 8
IntersectionsR Choice, Bottom 1:5 CO
IntersectionsR, Top 1:10 CO
IntersectionsR, Top 1:5 CO
IntersectionsR, Bottom 1:10 CO 4 2 / 6 6 – 6 10 / 7 7 / 10 7

Mp Intersection VHC

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHiddenCut Off
Mp – Plate Al VisibleHiddenCut Off
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHiddenCut PosSm Guid
AttBea – Al VisibleHiddenCut PosSm Guid
AttPl – Al VisibleHiddenCut PosSm Guid
AttBentBea – Al VisibleHiddenCut PosSm Guid
Ho – Tv Axis Off
Bo – Tv Axis Bolts 6M16x70 Guid
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Welding line – Al VisibleHidden Welding line

Mp VH

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHidden Off
Mp – Plate Al VisibleHidden Off
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHidden Off
G
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Guid G
Guid G
Guid G
Guid G
Al VisibleHiddenAxis

Mp VHA

Mp – Beams Al VisibleHiddenAxis Off
Mp – BentBea Al VisibleHiddenAxis Off
Countersunk hole – Axis Countersunk hole S30 G
Al
Anker Bo – Tv, Axis Anchorbolts 6M16x70 Note S30 Guid G
Function
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Mp – Bo Tv Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30 Guid G
Mp – Bo Nl Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30 Guid G
AttPa – Bo Tv Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30 Guid G
AttPa – Bo Nl Axis Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note S30 Guid G
Add. Parts without Environment PosSm S30 Guid G
Grid – Al VisibleHiddenAxis

Compression pipe Bottom, Top 1:10 CX 91
Endplates from inside 1:10 CO 4 1 / 4 3 / 4 5 / 4 6 /6 7 – 6 9 / 7 1 – 7 5 / 7 7 /
9 1 / 9 8 / 10 1 – 10 5 / 10 7 / 10 8
Endplates from inside 1:10 CXY 7 6 / 10 6
Mp UCS 1:10 CXY 41/45
Mp Top WithEnvironment 1:10 CX 7 6 / 10 6
Mp Top Choice, Top 1:10 CX
Mp Top Choice, Bottom 1:10 CX 7 5 / 10 8
Mp Top, Top 1:10 CX 42/66
Mp Top, Bottom 1:10 CO 67
Mp Top, Bottom 1:10 CX 68/72/73/77

Mp Bottom Choice, Top 1:10 CX 7 5 / 10 8
Mp Bottom Choice, Bottom 1:10 CX
Mp Bottom, Top 1:10 CO 67
Mp Bottom, Top 1:10 CX 68/73/74/77
Mp Bottom, Bottom 1:10 CX
Crossbracing Bottom, Top 1:10 CX 92
Mp Vertical SpMpPos VH

G
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Mp – Bo Tv Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 S30
Vertical GLR
Mp – Bo Nl Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 S30
Vertical GLR
Guid G
Guid G
Stsh – Tv Axis Stud shear Stsh ∅19x90 Vertical
GLR
Al VisibleHidden

Mp Vertical SpMpPos VHA

G
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Vertical GLR
Vertical GLR
Guid G
Guid G
GLR

Mp Rear Vertical Choice 1:10 CX 10 5
Mp Front Vertical 1:10 CX 6 9 / 10 1 – 10 5 / 10 7
Mp Front Vertical Choice 1:10 CX

Mp Vertical VH

G
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Vertical GLR
Vertical GLR
Guid G
Guid G
GLR
Al VisibleHidden

Mp Vertical VHA

G
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Vertical GLR
Vertical GLR
Guid G
Guid G
GLR

Mp Top Vertical Choice, Bottom 1:10 CX 10 5
Mp Top Vertical, Bottom 1:10 CX 6 9 / 10 3 / 10 4 / 10 7
Mp Bottom Vertical Choice, Top 1:10 CX 10 5
Mp Bottom Vertical, Top 1:10 CX 6 9 /10 2 / 10 3 / 10 7

Modell Function

Beams – Al Visible Modell Function Guid G
Plates – Al Visible Modell Function Guid G
BentBea – Al Visible Modell Function Guid G
Special parts – Al Visible Off
Grid Grid Off
Height notations – Al Symbol Height notations GLR
Template

Template Tenplate with symbol Off

Template 1:1 CO 94
Template main view blank 1:1 CO 94
Template Left 1:1 CO 93/94
Template Right 1:1 CO 93
Statics plan with Pos

Beams – Al Axis Section Name PosSm Object L
BentBea – Al Axis Section Name PosSm Object L
Grid Grid Off

Statics plan UCS 1:20 CX 11 1
Statics plan UCS Digi VH500 1:20 CX 11 2
Statics plan without Pos

Beams – Al Axis Section Name Object L
BentBea – Al Axis Section Name Object L
Grid Grid Off

Statics plan without Pos UCS 1:20 CXY 11 3
Statics plan without Pos UCS Digi VH500 1:20 CXY 11 4

Stair VH

G
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Mp – Bo Tv Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note
Z500 Guid G
Guid G
Guid G
Guid G

Stair VHA

G
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Mp – Bo Tv Symbol Bolts 6M16x70 STAN 6914 Note
Z500 Guid G
Guid G
Guid G
Guid G

Stairway Front 1:10 CO 98

ZED-Purlin

G
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Guid G
Mp – Bo Nl Symbol Off
Guid G
Guid G

ZED-Purlin Top Choice, Bottom 1:10 CX 6 10 / 9 6
ZED-Purlin Right 1:10 CX 96
ZED-Purlin Bottom Choice, Top 1:10 CX 6 10 / 9 6

ZED-Purlin SpMpPos

G
Bo – Fr Axis Off
Guid G
Mp – Bo Nl Symbol Off
Guid G
Guid G

ZED-Purlin Rear Choice 1:10 CX 96
ZED-Purlin Front 1:10 CX 6 10 / 9 6

17. Appendix
Tables for drawing styles

The tables from AstorDetails.mdb and AstorBase.mdb are listed below that are necessary for
the drawing styles and their connection to other tables.
Table name Explanation

DetAcadSettings Color settings for details. Defined by standard in the defaults.
DetailFilenameSelector Processes: prototype-file, prefix

Connection to DetailProcessScales
DetailMasterTable Start table for drawing style
Connection to DetBaseCategories / DetailStyle
DetailOrientation Orientation of the DetailViews on the sheet
DetailProcessDefinition Start table for processes (all MP A0)
Connection to ProcessStep
DetailProcessScales Scale for processes
DetailProcessSelection Selection of the model objects (all MP)
DetailProcessSort Sorting (according pos., length)
DetailProcessStep Arrangement processes
Connection to DetCoordSystemSelector /
DetailFilenameSelector / DetailProcessSelection /
DetailProcessSort / DetailStyleMap /
DetProcStepPrecondition
DetailStencil Calculation method of the templates
DetailStyle Arrangement of the drawing styles
Distance of the views, title text
Connection to DetViewArrangeStrategy / DetailOrientation /
DetObjSelectionStrategy / DetViewRequest
DetailStyleMap Assignment of the ModelRole to the processes
Connection to DetObjQualifierSet / DetailStyle /
DetailStyleOverrides
DetAnnotationType Label model objects
Connection to DetObjQualifier
DetAnnotationTypeContents Variables for labels
DetArrangerControl Positioning rule for labels
DetBaseCategories Basis categories (column, tie beam etc.)
DetCoordSystemSelector Coordinate system for processes
DetLeaderStyle Guiding line

Table name Explanation
DetModelType Model type of the elements
DetObjAnnotationStrategy Assignment of the labels
Connection to DetAnnotationType /
DetLeaderStyle / DetArrangerControl
DetObjAppearance Presentation of the objects
Connection to DetAcadSettings
DetObjQualifier Filter for model objects
Connection to DetRole / DetModelType
DetObjQualifierSet Arrangement of the selection set
Connection to DetObjQualifierSet / ModelRole
DetObjReprMaps Presentation rule
Connection to DetObjQualifierSet / DetObjAppearance /
DetObjAnnotationStrategy
DetObjSelectionStrategy Selection of the model objects
DetProcStepPrecondition Selection of the model objects for the processes
DetRequestLinearDirection Direction of the dimension chain (main part X, View Y etc.)
DetRequestTypes Dimensioning type (linear, radial etc.)
DetRole Element type
DetViewArrangeDirection Arrangement of the DetailViews (left, right etc.)
DetViewArrangeStrategy Distance of the DetailViews (10 – 40 mm)
DetViewDimPointSelection Selection of the dimensional points
Connection to DetObjQualifierSet / DetViewDimPointtype /
DetVwDimGeomRestrictions
DetViewDimPointtype Dimensional points of the objects (Object dimension ..)
DetViewDimRequestLinear Single dimension chains (Mp X etc.)
Connection to
DetViewDimPointtype / DetRequestLinearDirection
DetViewDimStrategy Dimensioning rule (arrangement of the dimension chains)
Connection to
DetViewDimRequestLinear / DetRequestTypes
DetViewDimSum Sum dimensions
DetViewLengthClip Clipping in X, Y, XY, Off
DetViewRequest Arrangement of the DetailViews
Connection to DetViewSystemAndBox /
DetObjReprMaps / DetObjAppearance
DetViewSelectMode / DetViewDimStrategy
DetViewLengthClip / Scale / DetViewArrangeDirection
DetViewSelectMode Generation of the DetailViews (always, interactive)
DetViewSystemAndBox Model box
Connection to DetViewSystemSources
DetViewSystemSources Viewing direction of the DetailView
DetVwDimGeomRestrictions Restriction of the points to dimension
Scale Scale
ModelRole Function in the model

Abbreviations
Below the used abbreviations are listed:
Abbreviation Explanation
AB Above, Below
Al All
AssGr Assembly Group
AttBea Attached Beam
AttBentBea Attached Bent Beam
AttPa Attached Part
AttPl Attached Plate
Bb Baseboard
BentBea Bent Beam
Bp Baseplate
Bo Bolts
CO Clipping Off
CX Clipping in X-direction
CXY Clipping in XY- direction
Den Denotation
Eb Ellbow
End End of railing
Ep Endplate
F, Fr Front, Front
F8 Front infinite
Fd Filled Rod
GTA Global, Top, All
GBA Global, Bottom, All
Gr Grid
Guid with Guidline
Ho Holes
Hr Hand railing
Kr Knee railing
LTS Local, Top, Single
LBS Local, Bottom, Single
LR Left, Right
Li Linear

Abbreviation Explanation
Mat Material
Max Maximum
Mp Mainpart
Nl Not linear
NoDim No Dimension
NoLab No Label
Object Text orientation by Object
PosBig Textheight Positionnumber Big (Textheight 5 mm)
PosSm Textheight Positionnumber Small (Textheight Default)
Pl Plate
Proc Processing
R Rear
Rail Railing
S30 Summarize 30 mm (Object label)
Sp Singlepart
Stsh Stud shear
Sy System
Tv Top view
V Visible
VH VisibleHidden
VHA VisibleHiddenAxis
VHC VisibleHiddenCut
VHAC VisibleHiddenAxisCut

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1. Document Management 1-1

2. Design Drawings 2-1

3. Prototype file 3-1

4. Predefined Drawing Styles 3

5. Automatic Detailing 5-2

6. Drawing Finishing 6-1

Advance - Manual Drawing Design Seite i

7. Tips & Tricks 7-1

8. Drawing style management 8-1

9. Create new Drawing Styles 9-1

10. Object Label 10-1

11. Object Dimension 11-1

12. Function in the Model 12-1

13. Defaults 13-1

Seite ii Advance - Manual Drawing Design

14. Label types 14-1

15. Dimension Styles 15-1

16. Presentation Rules 16-1

17. Appendix 17-1

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An update is necessary for the detail.

The detail was deleted manually.

The detail drawing is open. Only possible if the variable SDI is on 0.

Clipping from the drawing manager:

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• Double-click on the file you want to register

• The drawing will now be available in the drawing manager.

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• Double-click on the file you want to cancel

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Principle Course of Dialogue:

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Label / Content Label

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Label / Content Label

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Label / Content Label

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Label / Content Label

Label / Content Label

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Only structural parts that will be presented can be labeled.

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• Change the values and press OK.

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Prototype-files created by your own can be stored in the directory Advance\Support.

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Defining what preferred sizes should be processed (see manual MANAGEMENT

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Project unit for length

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Following attributes are used: