May 14, 2014
Trim and Extend in RISAFloor
March 18, 2014
How to Add Your Company Logo to a Report
Now you have the ability to add in your customized company logo to a report.
July 31, 2013
How to View Wood Design Values
We have recently added a new View Design Properties dialog to allow you to now have the ability to easily view the wood design values prior to solution.
July 2, 2013
How to use Live Load Special
In RISAFloor, there are several different Load Categories that define Live Load. The IBC and the ASCE7 both have provisions that allow you to reduce the tributary area of the Live Loads. These codes have equations that adjust the Live load based on the tributary area and usage (KLL*AT). In...
June 23, 2013
Customizing Labels in RISA-Revit Link
You can now customize the member and nodes names Revit uses during the export to RISA. When you export your Autodesk Revit model to RISA, the member and joint names are automatically altered with “REV” listed in front. This can helpful for you to identify that the model was created in Revit,...
January 7, 2013
Import DXF Drawing Grid in RISAFloor
This video shows how to import a DXF as a drawing grid in RISAFloor. To do this, you can save any drawing file as a DXF file format and import points, lines, polylines, arcs and circles into RISAFloor. This gives you the ability to create your own drawing grids with complex geometries and use this...
October 10, 2012
Using Virtual Joist Girders in RISAFloor
The Steel Joist Institute (SJI) has recently put together a Virtual Joist Girder table which converts common joist sizes into equivalent wide flange beams. This topic describes how to use these Virtual Joist Girders within the RISAFloor program.
July 12, 2012
How to Add a Deck to a RISAFloor Model
RISAFloor has some default decks provided for you when you open the program in the Deck Definitions spreadsheet. You can use one of these decks or you can create your own by going to the bottom of the spreadsheet and press ENTER.
March 1, 2012
How to Get a Code Check for Custom Cold Formed Steel Shapes
In order to get code calculations, RISA-3D and RISA-2D need to know what type of shape would be most similar to yours. This is because the program needs to use the correct code equations for your shape type.