Current
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The @ character identifies the current load group.
When you create loads in the model, Tekla Structures adds them to the current load group. You can only define one load group as current.
To change the current load group, select a load group and click Set current.
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Name
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Unique name of the load group.
Use load group names to define the visibility and selectability of loads. For example, you can select, modify, or hide loads based on their load group.
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Type
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The type of a load group is the type of action that causes the loads.
Actions causing loads are building code specific and depend on the load modeling code selected in .
Most building codes use some or all of the following actions and load group types:
Permanent, dead, and/or prestressing loads
Live, imposed, traffic, and/or crane loads
Snow loads
Wind loads
Temperature loads
Accidental and/or earthquake loads
Imperfection loads
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Direction
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The direction of a load group is the global direction of the action that causes the loads. Individual loads in a load group retain their own magnitudes in the global or local x, y, and z directions.
The load group direction affects which loads Tekla Structures combines in a load combination:
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Compatible
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A number that identifies all the load groups that are compatible with each other.
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Incompatible
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A number that identifies all the load groups that are incompatible with each other.
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Color
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The color that Tekla Structures uses to show the loads in the group.
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