Split Elements
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Split Elements – features for splitting joists, rim joists, bridging/nogging elements by different rules.
Split Rim Joists Automatically – splits rim joists for selected roof according to predefined settings in Framing Configuration.
Split settings come from Configs → Framing Configuration → Common Settings → Modify Configuration Settings tab:
Minimal/Maximal Length of Split Rim/Joist – predefines min/max length for splitting rim joists.
Also, pay attention to Offset Distance of Split parameter in Configs → Framing Configuration → Common Settings → Modify Configuration Settings tab:
Offset Distance of Split – defines splitting distance for selected rim joist from selected joist.
Example: Offset Distance of Split = 300mm:
Split Rim Joists Automatically for All Frames – splits rim joists for all roofs in the current project according to predefined settings in Framing Configuration.
Delete Splits – resets selected roof rim joists to original length before splitting.
Example: Rim joists were split...
...after using Delete Splits, the rim joist is whole again:
Split Rim Joist Manually – splits selected rim joist by selected joist.
Select a joist which will split rim joist;
Select a rim joist which will be split.
Also, pay attention to Offset Distance of Split parameter in Configs → Framing Configuration → Common Settings → Modify Configuration Settings tab:
Offset Distance of Split – defines splitting distance for selected rim joist from selected joist.
Example: Offset Distance of Split = 300mm:
Split Bridging/Nogging – splits selected bridging/nogging by selected joist.
Split Joist – splits selected joists by predefined settings.
You can select one joist or multiple.
For joist splitting you will see a dialog with settings where you can predefine the offset, spacing, number of splits, minimal length of last element, etc.
Delete Joist Split – resets selected joists to original length before splitting.
Select the joists that were split:
After clicking Delete Joist Split, the joists are restored to original length: