Base Plate - Column Offset

No, the column can only be shifted from the plate center in the plane pf the gusset. Is this a common thing for you, or a rare case? Maybe because the bolts were misplaced in the field? I can log an enhancement request if I have a better understanding of the reason and impact.

Just FYI Seth, the issue of gusset baseplate offsets perpendicular to the plane of the brace was brought up in the forum back on 12/11/2013 under the thread "RAM Connection:Base Plate common to 2 brace frames", as well as by myself in Service Ticket #7000250829 from 10/13/2014. Besides at corner braces, transverse offsets also occur a lot at braces in walls where they can't bump out into one side. Renovations in particular come to mind as one example where you often can't use preferred symmetrical configurations because of interference with existing construction.

Just FYI Seth, the issue of gusset baseplate offsets perpendicular to the plane of the brace was brought up in the forum back on 12/11/2013 under the thread "RAM Connection:Base Plate common to 2 brace frames", as well as by myself in Service Ticket #7000250829 from 10/13/2014. Besides at corner braces, transverse offsets also occur a lot at braces in walls where they can't bump out into one side. Renovations in particular come to mind as one example where you often can't use preferred symmetrical configurations because of interference with existing construction.

Thanks. I did not initially see the link between offsetting the brace and designing base plate for braces in two planes, but I've now linked the enhancement requests together.