10-01-2009, 05:41 PM
Hy all
SHIFTING OF UCS OR ORIGIN IN STAADPRO
Yes its a good topic we can share our knowledge in case of staadpro
recently i modelled a difficult frame structure in autocad and exported as DXF to inport in staadpro, but i forgot to shift the origin in autocad
since when when we apply the floor load in staadpro we need to define the x and z ranges so as apply the 2 way slab load
since the origin in staadpro was away from the first node , was not able to define the x and z ranges, what i did is noted the x y z coordinates of node 1 (it was something like this 3.482 9 -3.557), then selected all nodes, right clicked, slected the move command and entered the above coordinates and this worked and i am done with origin shifting in staadpro, may be simple for others but felt very relax when i am done with this..............though i could have shifted easily in AutoCAD
byeeeeeeee
SHIFTING OF UCS OR ORIGIN IN STAADPRO
Yes its a good topic we can share our knowledge in case of staadpro
recently i modelled a difficult frame structure in autocad and exported as DXF to inport in staadpro, but i forgot to shift the origin in autocad
since when when we apply the floor load in staadpro we need to define the x and z ranges so as apply the 2 way slab load
since the origin in staadpro was away from the first node , was not able to define the x and z ranges, what i did is noted the x y z coordinates of node 1 (it was something like this 3.482 9 -3.557), then selected all nodes, right clicked, slected the move command and entered the above coordinates and this worked and i am done with origin shifting in staadpro, may be simple for others but felt very relax when i am done with this..............though i could have shifted easily in AutoCAD
byeeeeeeee