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This module covers modeling and modifying walls following the architectural plan and their representation in 2D. Additionally, it also covers modeling Spandrel beams using wall tool.

This module covers how to modify slabs and their presentation. Additionally, it covers modeling ramps using the roof tool. you will also learn about different methods to create openings in your model.

This module covers creating and customizing these elements following the architectural model, including multi-segmented structures. It also teaches how to import standard steel profiles and model steel elements.

This module provides information on how to create Stairs with customizable settings. The module also covers the differences between baseline and boundary line modeling and the use of this hierarchical tool for design complex stairs. Additionally, users will learn how to modify stairs in Edit Mode to refine and adjust their designs quickly.

This module elaborates on creating foundation elements. It guides users on using existing construction element tools to model footings, strip foundations, rafts, and piles. By the end of this module, users will know what settings and classifications to take into consideration when modeling foundation elements.

Finishing the quiz referring to the previously seen content before proceeding to the subsequent modules is advisable.

In this module, users learn advanced techniques concerning this topic, such as Priority-Based Connections. These settings are essential for creating precise and detailed building models in Archicad.

This module covers creating composite structures. It guides users on how to customize the properties of each component within a Composite, such as order, thickness, material type, and fill patterns.

This module teaches users how to create and customize custom cross-sectional profiles for building elements using the Profile Manager tool. The module also covers combining Complex Profiles and the Multi-segment feature to create more complex structures.

This module focuses on the basic representation settings to reach your desired structural display for your project's 2D plans and 3D view. You will explore how to manage different settings to control the visibility of elements in different views.

This module focuses on hotlink modules and maintaining large repetitive stories of your project and how to insert the contents of external files (sources) into the currently open Project.

Finishing the quiz referring to the previously seen content before proceeding to the subsequent modules is advisable.

This module teaches the requirements to generate structural analytical model for basic and complex shapes. the module also covers adding structural elements to the analytical model like structural links and supports.

This module explains the different model checks to perform on your structural physical model and structural analytical model and also the checking criteria.

This module goes through the different types and filtering of generation rules to prepare your structural analytical model without changing the structural physical model and architectural model. it also teaches the mindset of building and organizing your rules as well as fixing issues in your model with or without generation rules.

This module teaches the different Structural load types in Archicad and how add, edit and manage loads. you will also learn how to automatically generate live load from zones and apply them to the analytical model.

This module explains the Structural Analysis Format (SAF) and how to setup SAF translators export and import settings to map building material and profiles to their counterpart in the analysis software. it also covers the model exchange process between Archicad and the analysis software which is essential in the Integrated Structural Design Workflow.

Finishing the quiz referring to the previously seen content before proceeding to the subsequent modules is advisable.

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