| MEP Hangers | /pages/COOeMPEN0mkfr6BkRMcE |
| Cut Opening | /pages/tJDFgmxVuLejASIVGyt4 |
| Smart Documentation | /pages/HLPMuynnCTWbCcSCb4LM |
| Smart Browser | /pages/mX9Kd6nH18xUPDhzLqel |
| Smart Walls | /pages/xSgXL7e498FxViAC41l1 |
| Classification System | /pages/nV5VWg9iWjyLQspdPhFD |
| Introduction | /pages/lHbbhYer2YiMOErbdx6f |
| User Interface | /pages/BfbAmZhWotMcOEzlAxwO |
| Workflow - Step by Step | /pages/gudJUzfXkYuSPx59o9c1 |
| Wall Wood Framing | /pages/oYPpGsi13TPu7Li0TPCH |
| Floor Wood Framing | /pages/Bh2HeEdCOMfyDMgu1Lzt |
| Roof Wood Framing | /pages/JRLAlhjssgyNU69PPGSL |
| Elements | /pages/lDAE33WVFiFcfD4DXQd9 |
| Numbering | /pages/O777o6QH7BRps83CszHp |
| Views | https://docs.agacad.com/common-for-several-products/smart-views |
| Assemblies | https://docs.agacad.com/common-for-several-products/smart-assemblies |
| Sort&Cope | https://docs.agacad.com/3d-modeling-and-design/wood-framing/sort-and-cope |
| Frame | Functionality needed for modeling frames with CLT panels | ||
| Elements | Functionality needed for creating connections common for CLT structures | ||
| Document | Functionality needed for numbering elements and creating shop drawings | ||
| Link Type | Use this to create links for walls, floors, and roofs. | ||
| Configs | Enter, create and modify all needed rules for modeling, numbering, dimensioning, etc. | ||
| Settings | Load all needed families for CLT Structures automatically, browse configuration files’ locations, and transfer element types and standards. |
| Frame | Functionality needed for modeling frames with CLT panels | ||
| Elements | Functionality needed for creating connections common for CLT structures | ||
| Document | Functionality needed for numbering elements and creating shop drawings | ||
| Link Type | Use this to create links for walls, floors, and roofs. | ||
| Configs | Enter, create and modify all needed rules for modeling, numbering, dimensioning, etc. | ||
| Settings | Load all needed families for CLT Structures automatically, browse configuration files’ locations, and transfer element types and standards. |
| If you’ll be designing only the CLT structure, loading families from CLT Catalogs is sufficient: | Optional sample family catalogs: | |
|---|---|---|
| CLT Catalogs | Floor, Roof & Wall Catalogs | |
| CLT Families – sample families for creating frames with connections common for CLT structures | Additional Families – sample families for creating additional floor/roof/wall layers, like timber secondary frames, horizontal or vertical nailers, battens, etc. or main timber frames with studs/joists | |
| CLT Schedules – sample schedules for CLT panels | Additional Schedules – sample schedules for floor/roof/wall additional layers | |
| Tag Families – sample tag families | Finish Families – sample families for creating floor/roof/wall finish layers, like flooring, roofing, siding |
| 1 | Selected wall/floor/roof type | |
| 2 | ‘Frame’ should be selected in the ‘Framing Layer’ | |
| 3 | ‘Framing Configuration’ – select a framing configuration with the definition of all framing parameters. A sample configuration that comes with the CLT software was used here, but you can also create your own later on. | |
| 4 | ‘Frame’ – choose whether layers should be framed during the framing process. | |
| 5 | ‘Split Parts’ and ‘Split by’ options should be selected, as CLT panels are created as Parts category in Revit and also, they’re split by the Configuration defined in the ‘Framing Configuration’. | |
| 6 | ‘Paneling Configuration’ – select a paneling configuration with the definition of how CLT panels should be split. A sample configuration that comes with the CLT software was used here, but you can also create your own later on. | |
| 7 | ‘Exclude Parts’ – select the parts that need to be excluded from the wall/floor/roof. CLT panels are created as parts, so this tick mark should be unticked for the CLT Layer. |
| FM_CLT_Visual Q_Int FM_CLT_Visual Q_Ext | Visual quality for interior and exterior sides of the panel | |
| FM_CLT_Grain Dir | Grain direction (ON – horizontal, OFF – vertical) | |
| FM_CLT_Unit Number | Unit number – it can represent separate buildings in the project or something else of that nature |
# Wall Wood Framing # Frame Wall # Add Main Frame ### Frame Wall  Or:  **Frame Wall** – frames selected walls or parts from the model according to predefined configuration.  ### First time in the project The first time you click **Frame Wall** in a new project, you will get a message that the framing families are not loaded. You can load them directly from here:  Just click OK:  Framing families can be also loaded using **Wall+** → **Settings** → **Load Families**:  [Read more about Load Families here](/3d-modeling-and-design/wood-framing/wall-wood-framing/load-families) **Wall+** checks the status of selected walls. If there is something wrong with the walls, you will get a detailed report. In the image below, you can see possible report messages. *Let's solve the problem of wall type **Int - 16+198+13**:*  *To fix these kinds of problems, you usually need to go to **Link Wall** and check the situation:*  ***Int - 16+198+13** has framing possibility disabled, so you just need to select the checkbox near the **Frame** column:*  *There is no problem if framing configuration in not assigned to the layer. You can assign it in the **Link Wall** dialog, or **Wall+** will give you this option during the **Frame Wall** process:*  *Selected a sample framing configuration, which automatically comes with **Wall+,** and click OK:*  *Result:*  [Read more about Link Wall here](/3d-modeling-and-design/wood-framing/wall-wood-framing/link-wall)  # Add Secondary Frame, Nailers, Siding ### Add Secondary Frame  **Add Secondary Frame** – adds secondary frame to selected walls.  ### Add Nailers  **Add Nailers** – adds vertical or horizontal nailers to selected walls.  ### Add Siding  **Add Siding** – adds vertical, horizontal, or mixed siding to selected walls.  ### Frame Additional Layers  **Frame Additional Layers** – automatically frames all other layers (nailers, sidings, secondary frame) excluding the Main Frame. (No need to click **Add Nailers** or **Add Sidings** separately.) The layers to be framed need to be selected in the **Frame** column in **Link Wall**:   # Validate Walls  **Validate Walls –** checks if the walls in the current project fit the predefined settings. Only validated walls should be framed. Predefine the settings for wall validation → click **Check Walls in Project**.  *Result:* **Wall+** scans all walls in the current project and provides a report as to whether they fit the predefined sizes:  **Wall+** also analyzes the layers in the wall and gives a report about the wall types. *For example, **Wall+** will frame the layer if it has a material assigned, so there is an option to select **Wall layer must have material assigned** and check all wall types. In this same dialog, you can click **Edit Type** and go to wall type modification where you have the option to assign the needed material.*  Here you can assign the needed material and this wall type will be ready for the framing process:  After adding a material, close the dialog and run **Validate Walls** again to make sure the problem has been solved.  # Framing Configuration # Dialog **Framing Configuration** may be found in two locations:  or:
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