June 14, 2018
|
RISAFloor,
Decks,
New
RISAFloor
does
not
record
the
applied
deck
in
a
spreadsheet.
To
simplify
modeling,
it
instead
assumes
a
default
deck
is
drawn
within
the
entire
diaphragm
edge.
If
you
have
an
area
that
will
be
a
different
deck
or
a
different
span
direction,
then
you
are
free
to
draw
in
over
the
default.
Whatever
is
drawn
on
last
will
be
considered
the
governing
deck.
To
graphically
verify
the
applied
decks,
you
can
use
the
Show
Deck
Assignment
toggle
button
from
the
Window
toolbar.
RISAFloor
includes
three
very
helpful
graphical
viewing
options
for
the
decks:
1.
View
all
the
applied
decks,
including
the
default.
2.
View
only
the
applied
decks
(the
default
is
hidden)
3.
View
as
applied
to
see
exactly
what
deck
spans
where.
This
solid
color
view
is
the
easiest
way
to
see
deck
application
and
diaphragm
openings.
You
can
also
hover
your
cursor
over
any
area
and
see
the
applied
Deck
and
Deck
Span
angle
reported
in
the
Status
Bar…
