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Metric Tutorials - Autodesk

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Adding Bracing<br />

To save changes, click File menu ➤ Save As, and save the exercise file with a unique name, or<br />

close the exercise file without saving changes. The next exercise uses a new training file.<br />

16 Proceed to the next exercise, Adding Bracing on page 148.<br />

In this exercise, you add vertical bracing to a bay.<br />

Training File<br />

■ Click File menu ➤ Open.<br />

■ In the left pane of the Open dialog, click Training Files, and open <strong>Metric</strong>\m_RST_CSM_Add_Bracing.rvt.<br />

Create the framing elevation<br />

1 In the Project Browser, under Structural Plans, double-click Level 2.<br />

2 On the View tab of the Design Bar, click Framing Elevation.<br />

3 Move the cursor on or near the grid line between 4H and 4J, and when it highlights, click to<br />

place the framing elevation symbol in the direction shown.<br />

4 In the Project Browser, under Elevations (Interior Elevations), double-click Elevation 1-a.<br />

5 On the Modelling tab of the Design Bar, click Brace.<br />

6 In the Type Selector, select M_L-Angle: L203x152x14.3.<br />

7 Add a brace from Level 2 to Level 3:<br />

148 | Chapter 5 Creating a Structural Model<br />

■ Enter SE (keyboard shortcut for snap to endpoint), and then click the left endpoint of the<br />

Level 2 beam for the start point. Use the Status Bar to see the snap point.

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