TSAC-1340 |
Concrete components |
Rebar end anchor: The status bar instructions for applying rebar end anchors to rebar set ends have been improved.
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TSAC-1830 |
Concrete components |
Wall layout opening: Previously, loading filler part properties from a file and then applying them did not work properly if the file contained some special characters (non-English characters). This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-3817, TSAC-3021 |
Concrete components |
Wall layout: Wall panel geometry is now created properly also when an opening is located at the exterior edges and corners. |
TSAC-4066 |
Concrete components |
Wall layout T connector: Previously, the gap between the parts of the first layer was created twice the size of the value defined in the Free space option in the Wall layout T connector dialog box. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-4224 |
Concrete components |
Wall layout opening: The minimum size of the openings that can be created has been lowered. Originally, the size was 50 x 50 mm for square openings and 50 mm for the radius of circular openings. Now the size has been lowered to 10 x10 mm and 10 mm for the radius of circular openings.
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TSAC-5070 |
Concrete components |
Rebar coupler, Rebar end anchor: Previously, the components did not use the custom component input option value controlled by Use auto attribute file. This has now been fixed. Changing the input point option in the component property dialog box with Use manually entered values worked correctly.
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TSAC-5071 |
Concrete components |
Rebar coupler and Rebar end anchor components have been modified so that they now clear all rebar UDA values if the coupler or end anchor is not valid.
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TSAC-5073 |
Concrete components |
Rebar coupler: When creating a rebar coupler, Tekla Structures now checks the splitter overlap and shows a warning if it is not zero (or less). Status bar instructions for creating the component have also been improved and a warning is now also shown if the input is not valid, for example, if you select a part.
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TSAC-5240 |
Concrete components |
Reinforcement mesh array (91): Integers are now used for mesh sizes when calculating the overlapping of the meshes. This means that instead of shortening the mesh to 0.99, the mesh size is rounded up to a full mesh and the overlapping is increased. |
TSAC-5258 |
Concrete components |
Reinforced concrete stair (95): End condition settings for the rebars created on the Bar H tab are no longer applied when they are hidden as not to be used for particular rebar shapes. |
TSAC-5465 |
Concrete components |
Mesh bars: The Cut bars by negative neighbor parts option on the Bar end conditions tab has been improved. The detection of the neighbor negative parts for bars cut by the opening has been fixed. |
TSAC-5488 |
Concrete components |
Wall layout: Geometry calculation has been changed to properly handle situations where the opening goes outside the original exterior perimeter. |
TSAC-5529 |
Concrete components |
Embedded anchors (8): Previously, creating certain geometries on the Thickening tab could cause a crash. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-2651 |
Steel components |
U.S. Base plate (1047): It is now possible to set the Gage material UDA for the leveling plate on the Parts tab. |
TSAC-5022 |
Steel components |
Cold rolled overlap (1): Previously, the component worked incorrectly for user-defined Z profile secondary parts. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-5108 |
Steel components |
Pipe column and beam panel zone (21): The short column name is now taken from the main part name by default. |
TSAC-5109 |
Steel components |
Pipe column and beam panel zone (21): By default, the appropriate diaphragm thickness is now calculated taking into account all beam flange thicknesses and the level position. |
TSAC-5131 |
Steel components |
Purlin connections (11): Previously, bolts were sometimes created on the opposite side of the secondary beam. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-5146 |
Steel components |
Base plate (1042): Previously, the cast plate did not follow the offset of the base plate. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-5159 |
Steel components |
Welded beam to beam (123): Previously, the secondary part bottom flange was not cut correctly. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-5307 |
Steel components |
Bolted moment connection (134): Previously, when the flange plates were wider than the column, they were created incorrectly. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-5308 |
Steel components |
Tube gusset (20): Previously, assembly numbering of the gusset plate was not correctly set when the component was used to create a connection to an I profile main part. |
TSAC-5364 |
Steel components |
Web stiffeners (1060): Previously, when creating only an above line weld or a below line weld, both welds were always created. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-5386 |
Steel components |
Bolted gusset (11): Previously, when using a twin profile as the secondary part, only one member of the twin profile was welded to the gusset. This has now been fixed and both members of the twin profile are welded.
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TSAC-5391 |
Steel components |
Bolted moment connection (134): Previously, when the secondary part was sloped and the shear tab was set to be created parallel with the main part, the shear tab was not created. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-5432 |
Steel components |
Joining plates (14): Previously, different selection order of parts caused the component to work differently. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-5443 |
Steel components |
Two sided end plate (143): Previously, the bolt gage was incorrectly applied in the component in some situations. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-5457 |
Steel components |
Simple clip angle (31): Previously, the bolt extra length was not correct if the bolts were used with a U profile as the secondary part. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-5463 |
Steel components |
Shear plate simple (146): Previously, the distance between the bolts and the secondary beam edge was not correct. This has now been fixed. |
TSAC-5491 |
Steel components |
Two sided end plate (142): Previously, unwanted bolts were created in some situations. This has now been fixed. |
TSAC-5500 |
Steel components |
Stiffened end plate (27), Partial stiff end plate (65): Previously, holes in the end plate were created with incorrect rotation in some cases. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44481 |
Organizer |
Previously, Organizer synchronization could fail in case an assembly had lost its main part. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44583 |
Organizer |
Previously, Organizer data was corrupted in a Tekla Model Sharing model if the assembly of a part was missing. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-23135 |
Import, export, interoperability |
Previously, importing attributes by object GUID did not import attributes for bolts, welds and rebars. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-35277 |
Import, export, interoperability |
Export drawings to DWG/DXF: The drawing export now supports loading settings with a macro.
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TTSD-37633 |
Import, export, interoperability |
The view size property Fit by parts no longer shows un-cut solids. |
TTSD-42577 |
Import, export, interoperability |
Non-rectangular wall panels are now imported from Tekla Structural Designer to Tekla Structures as rectangular walls with a height equal to the enclosing rectangular shape. Previously, non-rectangular wall panels caused an error, which resulted in the failure to import any of the model.
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TTSD-43777 |
Import, export, interoperability |
IFC2x3 export: The z level failed in the export in Tekla Structures 2021 if the base point local z coordinate was used. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-43959 |
Import, export, interoperability |
When transferring design intent reinforcement for Tekla Structural Designer walls with multiple zones, starter bars are now created into the foundation depth. Tekla Structural Designer 2021 SP2 or later is required.
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TTSD-44032 |
Import, export, interoperability |
Export drawings to DWG/DXF: An application error occurred when you loaded settings in the Export drawings to DWG/DXF dialog box. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-44041 |
Import, export, interoperability |
Export drawings to DWG/DXF: If the advanced option XS_DWG_EXPORT_3D_MODEL_COORDINATES was set to TRUE , the template was displayed in the model space instead of the paper space. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-44413 |
Import, export, interoperability |
Trimble Connector: When you upload your model to the linked Trimble Connect project as a .tekla model, the export can now read profile information (profitab.inp file) from XS_PROJECT and XS_FIRM folders.
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TTSD-44418 |
Import, export, interoperability |
The profile conversion files used in import and export between Tekla Structures and Tekla Structural Designer have been fixed. Each conversion file line now contains one profile entry with the neutral file profile name, the # symbol and the profile code, and then the equal sign (=) followed by the Tekla Structures profile name.
For example: STB 229x305x70#00610=TEE229*305*70
Note that you may need help from your local Tekla support with the conversion files.
Also, several errors in the conversion for US metric profile names have now been fixed.
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TTSD-44467, TTSD-44858 |
Import, export, interoperability |
In the Tekla Structural Designer Import dialog box under Rebars > Creation options, the Simplify bars check box is no longer selected by default.
If you select the Simplify bars check box, the following warning message is displayed:
'Design information linked to end detail modifiers (hooks) and splitters (laps, cranks) will not be imported'
The message will disappear when you clear the Simplify bars check box. |
TTSD-44504 |
Import, export, interoperability |
IFC object conversion: Now the conversion supports the copying of the object type (IfcRelDefinesByType) property set property to UDA.
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TTSD-44628 |
Import, export, interoperability |
IFC4 export: Sometimes exporting objects with a certain chamfer caused a Tekla Structures application error. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44639 |
Import, export, interoperability |
IFC object conversion: The IFC object conversion now converts solid model presentation objects. |
TTSD-44678 |
Import, export, interoperability |
IFC2x3 export: The export did not export the object location correctly with edge chamfer offsets. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-44725 |
Import, export, interoperability |
Some HP profiles, hollow sections and pipes were not included in the standard profile conversion, resulting in "Missing profiles detected" messages when imported from Tekla Structural Designer for US Imperial and US Metric models.
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TTSD-44739 |
Import, export, interoperability |
In the Tekla Structural Designer Import dialog box, the Single bars only check box has been removed from Rebars > Creation options as it was not used in the import. |
TTSD-44982 |
Import, export, interoperability |
IFC object conversion: The failing column handle offset in the B-rep to extrusion conversion has been fixed.
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TTSD-44983 |
Import, export, interoperability |
IFC object conversion: The IFC B-rep to extrusion object conversion sometimes created beams to bottom of the object and location failed. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-45287 |
Import, export, interoperability |
IFC4 export: The IFC4 export file name with a dot removed the rest of the file name. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-45387 |
Import, export, interoperability |
The advanced option XS_DISABLE_CIS2 has been removed from the Advanced Options dialog box. This advanced option is an old option that does not work anymore. |
TPLED-200 |
Templates and reports |
Template Editor: The following issues have now been fixed: - Previously, if a template contained a rule-defined picture object, Template Editor still prompted for unsaved changes after the template had been saved. - Previously, after saving the template with a new name, the new template file name was not updated to the title bar of Template Editor. |
TPLED-201 |
Templates and reports |
Template Editor: Editing the font color of multiple text objects worked only the first time the font color was changed. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-28819 |
Templates and reports |
Tapered rebar pull-out dimensions were incorrect in the PDF report output. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-44152 |
Templates and reports |
Missing definitions in pull-out height and width parameters in templates could cause Tekla Structures to crash. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44409 |
Templates and reports |
When an xls report was created and opened in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Excel could freeze if the report contained references to image files with long paths. The reason was that the valuefield content was longer that the length specified for it, and therefore the path to the image file was cut. This has now been fixed so that if the valuefield content starts with the text '<IMG' and ends with the character '>', the path is not cut.
If the above case is discovered during template output, a warning message is written to the log indicating the maximum length and the path to the template file.
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TSAC-4236 |
Drawings |
Rebar pull-out picture and marking: The usage of the rebar_config.inp file settings in Rebar pull-out picture and marking application has been improved. Now, settings like ScheduleDimensionRoundingAccuracy and PullOutShowDuplicateDim are taken correctly from rebar_config.inp . Note that some of the settings in the rebar_config.inp file might be overwritten when Rounding settings on the Dimensions tab is set to By users setting. |
TTSD-26968 |
Drawings |
Reference object hidden lines were displayed in drawings even though they were disabled when the line type and color of the lines matched the properties of the visible lines. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-38039 |
Drawings |
Grid dimensions did not work correctly if a drawing filter was applied. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-38134 |
Drawings |
The positioning of the level mark base points in drawing update has been improved. Holding down Shift and dragging the level mark away from the part keeps the valid associativity data (just like when you use the Move linear command).
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TTSD-39486 |
Drawings |
Internal view coordinates were sometimes corrupted, which caused wrong placing of the drawing views. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-41773 |
Drawings |
Reflected views now work correctly in drawings.
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TTSD-42531 |
Drawings |
Snapping to center lines now works identically in drawing and modeling modes: Center lines are snapped to when the Snap to geometry lines/points switch is enabled. Center lines are no longer snapped to in drawings when the Snap to reference lines/points switch is enabled.
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TTSD-43250 |
Drawings |
Part center line associations that were saved incorrectly in some cases are now saved correctly.
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TTSD-43450 |
Drawings |
Document manager: Exceptions occurred when you rapidly toggled data cell values by editing those directly in columns that you sorted. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-43854 |
Drawings |
Sometimes, the part to grid dimensioning in GA drawings did not work correctly. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-43906 |
Drawings |
Level marks are now placed correctly when a part has been modified. A zero level mark no longer gets a change cloud if only the sign (+ or -) changes.
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TTSD-44330 |
Drawings |
Tiny dimension rule associativity lists are no longer displayed if associativity rules are not found for dimension points. |
TTSD-44476 |
Drawings |
Previously in some cases, reflected views in drawings could cause a Tekla Structures application error. For example, this may have happened when you adjusted the drawing view depth, and had set the Reflected view setting to Yes. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44644 |
Drawings |
Printing: The Print on multiple sheets option was not working correctly. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44973 |
Drawings |
More DWG files are now supported in drawings when adding them as extra objects. |
TTSD-13610 |
Tekla Model Sharing |
Previously, you sometimes could not reserve the next write out directly after joining a model, but had to read in a packet first. This has now been fixed. |
TSAC-4571 |
Reinforcement |
In Rebar shape manager, two new built-in geometrical properties are now available for circular arc legs:
- Arc width (AW)
- Arc height (AH)
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TSAC-4885 |
Reinforcement |
In Rebar shape manager, the unknown rebar shapes are now read from the first RebarShapeRules.xml file, following the same reading order as the other, recognized shapes. Previously, the unknown rebar shapes were read from the last RebarShapeRules.xml file.
Note that if you modify the rebar shapes and then save the rebar shape definitions to the model folder, you need to reopen the model to apply the changes. |
TSAC-5211 |
Reinforcement |
In Rebar shape manager, the value of the REVERSED property is now calculated correctly for curved bars. |
TSAC-5212 |
Reinforcement |
In Rebar shape manager, the value of the Arc length (AL) property is now calculated more accurately for curved bars, regardless of the modeling direction. |
TSAC-5515 |
Reinforcement |
In Rebar shape manager, the curved bar arc length and angle were not correctly reported when the bar had hooks and the advanced option XS_REBAR_RECOGNITION_HOOKS_CONSIDERATION was set to FALSE. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-39155 |
Reinforcement |
Rebar groups have the following three issues fixed:
- Rebar group bars in a tapered rebar group with non-planar bar geometry were in some cases incorrectly offset from input points. This has now been fixed not to occur when creating new rebar groups. To get existing rebar group offsets fixed, you need to modify them.
- Tapered rebar groups which have exact spacings as the creation method and spacings defined so that there are too many bars compared to the group length were incorrectly handled in mirroring. This has now been fixed.
- The mirroring of tapered rebar groups containing non-parallel straight bars has now been fixed.
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TTSD-42373 |
Reinforcement |
Rebar splice: In some cases, rebar splices could not be selected when the Select rebar sets selection switch was active. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-43341 |
Reinforcement |
Previously, rebar set modifiers sometimes became visible when you modified the part the rebar set bars were attached to. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-43922 |
Reinforcement |
Rebar sets: For some rebar sets, a value below 2 for the Minimum number of bars in similar group UDA could cause a crash. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44455 |
Reinforcement |
Rebar sets: Sometimes when you dragged a rebar set guideline or modifier, its line handle was left in the original location. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-44717 |
Reinforcement |
Rebar sets: Sometimes, when using rather big concrete covers, some bars were incorrectly shortened around holes. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44842 |
Reinforcement |
Multi-user: Previously, modifying and saving drawings in multi-user models could sometimes detach rebars from their parent parts and flag their numbering as out-of-date. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-15650 |
Modeling |
Multi-user: In some cases, numbering old standard part models could cause Tekla Structures to crash. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-21254 |
Modeling |
Previously, autosave files were deleted without a new save being successful. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-41620 |
Modeling |
In some situations, Tekla Structures could crash when saving or autosaving the model. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-42041 |
Modeling |
If XS_ENABLE_POUR_MANAGEMENT is switched to FALSE in a model with cast-in-place concrete parts that form pours, you can now use the Diagnose & repair model commands to remove the obsolete pours from the model. Previously it was not possible to remove them, even by deleting the parts that formed the pours.
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TTSD-43767 |
Modeling |
If a pour break was created at the border of two separate parts, and one of the parts had a touching opening, the pour break might fail. This has now been improved. |
TTSD-43838 |
Modeling |
Sometimes perpendicular snapping happened to an unrelated, distant point. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44069 |
Modeling |
Previously, when the Cut object with line command was used, no ortho symbols were shown irrespective of the cursor position. This now been fixed.
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TTSD-44110 |
Modeling |
Batch editor: Previously, copying from a component assembly to an assembly with an exploded component resulted in extra parts. This has now been fixed. Previously, copying an assembly inside a component did not copy anything. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-44114 |
Modeling |
Batch editor now handles better the cases where a component has created the whole assembly. |
TTSD-44240 |
Modeling |
Previously, coloring of some objects was not correct if you changed the value of the XS_USE_INTEGRATED_BUILDING_HIERARCHIES advanced option. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-44485 |
Modeling |
Batch editor now opens the help when you press F1 on the dialog box. |
TTSD-44489 |
Modeling |
Previously, when selecting a part to be split, grid got priority for the selection even if the Select grid selection switch was off. This has now been fixed, and parts are preferred over grids. |
TTSD-44558 |
Modeling |
Batch editor dialog box now by default resizes its size in horizontal direction based on the amount of columns. |
TTSD-44559 |
Modeling |
Batch editor now automatically refreshes the Validation column for newly added targets when they are added. |
TTSD-44674 |
Modeling |
Previously, the Split command sometimes split the wrong object if there were several nearby objects that were overlapping, touching, or otherwise close. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-44693 |
Modeling |
Previously, the workplane changed to model origin if you typed the values, for example, when you extended a beam. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44730 |
Modeling |
Previously, Batch editor might crash when copying from exploded source to targets generated by components. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-44731 |
Modeling |
Batch editor works now more reliably in cases where properties need to be copied from components to exploded targets. |
TTSD-44811 |
Modeling |
Previously, using the Split command on plates or slabs allowed to pick points outside the part. This is now prevented, and only points within the part to be split can be picked. |
TTSD-44825, TTSD-44490 |
Modeling |
Previously, when creating bent plates using any component child parts, the bent plate creation did not succeed and the original parts were deleted. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44895 |
Modeling |
Batch editor now works with corner chamfers. |
TTSD-45092 |
Modeling |
Building hierarchy previously stored sub-assemblies to the floor. This has been changed. Sub-assemblies now inherit the floor from the main assembly. |
TTSD-45156 |
Modeling |
In the US environment, shape names that only consisted of numerical characters were unintentionally converted to imperial units. This affected filtering in the Object Group dialog box and labels in the 3D views. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-45523 |
Modeling |
Previously, Move/Copy point or part handle command switched the coordinate system to model origin. This has now been fixed. |
SOLD-1674 |
Licensing |
Tekla Model Sharing licenses are now released properly again when you close Tekla Structures. |
TTSD-43328 |
Core |
The object database cleanup after object deletion has been improved. |
TTSD-43403 |
Core |
Sometimes Tekla Structures could crash at startup. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44194 |
Core |
Previously, some large solids could cause memory buffer overruns. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-44427 |
Core |
Previously, Tekla Structures crashed when the bolt visibility was set to Exact in 3d views. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-44980 |
Core |
Previously, Tekla Structures could crash when saving. This happened when the model folder had files with unsupported unicode names. This has now been fixed. |
TSAC-5363 |
Tools and components |
Previously, the Applications & components catalog could be empty when the Windows regional setting Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support was selected. This has now been fixed. Note that it is not recommended to use this setting with Tekla Structures.
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TTSD-35472 |
Tools and components |
Applications & components catalog: It is now possible to generate a troubleshooting dump file that shows all the data used to construct the selected component or group in the Applications & components catalog. The file is by default stored in the model's \local\temp folder.
To activate the file generation command, first click the Access advanced features button > Catalog management > Show dump command for selected component or group. Then select the component or group in the catalog, right-click and select the Dump troubleshooting data command. In the dialog box that opens, you can change the target file path and file name. Click Save to save the file. |
TTSD-41874 |
Tools and components |
Array of objects (29): The limitation of maximum 256 copies has been removed. |
TTSD-42333 |
Tools and components |
In some cases, when modifying custom component parameters, if you wanted to undo the modification, you had to perform the undo command twice. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-43422 |
Tools and components |
Previously, when custom components that contained plugins were imported, an error dialog box was shown and a failure message was written to the log. This does not happen anymore. |
TTSD-45032 |
Tools and components |
Applications & components catalog: Hiding predefined groups, such as Ungrouped items, in the catalog is not possible anymore. |
TTSD-45196 |
Numbering |
If you cancelled the save-numbering-save operation, Tekla Structures might sometimes crash. This has now been fixed. |
TTSD-38333 |
User interface |
Previously, in some rare cases, there was an error in the property pane about object reference not set to an instance of an object. This has now been fixed.
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TTSD-43674 |
User interface |
The Define custom component command now has a scalable vector icon available. |
TTSD-44683 |
Import, export, interoperability (steel) |
NC/DSTV: In certain situations, slotted holes were incorrectly rotated in the exported NC/DSTV files. They were rotated 90 degrees out compared to the actual model orientation, see the image below:
This happened when the plate width was greater than the plate length, and the advanced option XS_USE_NEW_PLATE_DESIGNATION was set to TRUE or to FOR_STEEL_PARTS_ONLY. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-4953 |
Import, export, interoperability (concrete) |
Export Unitechnik (79): A new option has been added to the Auto-rotate on pallet list on the TS configuration tab. When the Auto-rotate on pallet option is selected, the element is rotated based on the fixed set of rules defining that the longer edge with no cuts or protruding embeds is at the bottom edge of the pallet. For the Auto-rotate on pallet option, you can also select if the default rotation direction is To long even edge (clockwise) or To long even edge (counterclockwise). |
TSAC-5390 |
Import, export, interoperability (concrete) |
Export Unitechnik (79): You can now export also cut parts using the Opening with a corner symbol setting on the Embeds tab. |
TSAC-5400 |
Import, export, interoperability (concrete) |
Export Unitechnik (79): Previously, braced girders with alphanumeric rebar sizes caused problems with girder depth position. This has now been fixed. Braced girder rod diameters are now obtained correctly based on the Reinforcing bars diameter setting on the Reinforcement tab. |
TSAC-5410 |
Import, export, interoperability (concrete) |
Export ELiPLAN file (68): The data conversion file now supports the wildcard "*" in regular expressions in the first column for finding strings from Tekla Structures objects.
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TSAC-5435 |
Import, export, interoperability (concrete) |
Export Unitechnik (79): Previously, the UT_REBAR_TYPE UDA was not read for rebar sets. This has now been fixed.
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TSAC-5471 |
Import, export, interoperability (concrete) |
BVBS Export: All bending and arc angles are now rounded to the nearest 0.5 degree. For example, 89.8 degrees will be rounded to 90 degrees.
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TSAC-5484 |
Import, export, interoperability (concrete) |
Export ELiPLAN file (68): You can now specify the material code using the new setting, Material code, on the Data content tab. The options are Name, Assembly prefix, Material, Profile, UDA, Text[TEMPLATE], and Template.
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TSAC-5490 |
Import, export, interoperability (concrete) |
BVBS export: When you select One file per each cast unit and use Assembly template property, the export will now warn if the export results in duplicate file names. The export will still continue.
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TSAC-5543 |
Import, export, interoperability (concrete) |
BVBS Export: The file naming template by [Assembly template] now works with the PROJECT.NUMBER property. |