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    ProSteel Create Group command

       
      Applies To 
       
      Product(s): ProSteel 3D Professional
      Version(s): All
      Environment:  Windows 7 64 bit
      Area:  General
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      Original Author: Roger Belen, Bentley Technical Support Group
       

     

     

    Background

    Grouping elements together within Prostructures is an important procedure. This will come handy when you are generating your 2D Structural drawings needed for fabrication.

     

    Scenario:

        A column which got a Baseplate and a Gusset plate. The column, baseplate and gusset plate are not group together. Verifying the model, you can see below that the  elements are not part of any group.

    Steps to Accomplish

    To Create a group within Prostructures

       1. To create a group. Open the Administrate group command, then go to the Group TAB.

    • Icon:
    • Command Line:  PS_GROUP

    2. Select the Create Group ICON

        Prompt: Select Main part of the group: (Select the column)

        Prompt: Select Objects: (Select the baseplate and the gusset plate)

    3. After the selection the column, baseplate and gusset plate are now grouped together.

     

     

     

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     Prompt: Select Main part of the group:

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    • Roger Belen Created by Roger Belen
    • When: Thu, Nov 6 2014 7:52 PM
    • Vyanktesh Nama Last revision by Bentley Colleague Vyanktesh Nama
    • When: Wed, Nov 17 2021 7:56 AM
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