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Tekla Structures updates the related drawings the next time you number the model. The number of identical parts has changed The following are examples of changes that affect the drawings: Help: Drawing > Introduction to DrawingsĬhanges in the model members Changes in the model members can result in the drawings no longer being up-todate. To view and edit drawings, you will use the Drawing Editor. You will find all the commands for creating and managing drawings in the Model Editor. Some of the drawing commands are located in the Model Editor and some are in the Drawing Editor. You can create drawings at any stage of a project. Which marks are displayed Copyright © 2005 Tekla Corporation The way titles and tables are placed on the sheets

The model is always modified in the Tekla Structures Model Editor.ĭrawings The drawings are current views of the members contained in the model with added definitions for: Parts' geometrical and structural informationĪll the modifications must be done directly in the model. Tekla Structures model The model contains all the important project information: are output produced directly from the model. Drawings and other printouts such as reports, nc data files etc. Introduce the various levels of editing the drawingsġ0.1 Integration between Drawings and the Model Tekla Structures stores all the important project information in one place, i.e. Introduce other drawing types available in Tekla Structures GA drawings will be used as examples throughout this lesson. Then we will introduce general arrangement (GA) drawings and create an example drawing from the Basic Model 1 model (see the picture below presenting the steel frame).

We will first explain the integration between drawings and the model. This chapter introduces the principles of working with drawings in Tekla Structures. TEKLA STRUCTURES BASIC TRAINING Principles of Drawings 22 Drawing Layouts.26 Plotting Drawings.38 Controlling Drawing Revisions.41 Integration between Drawings and the Model.4 Creating Drawings. Tekla Structures 11.0 Basic Training MaCopyright © 2005 Tekla Corporation