CREATING A SIMPLE 3D FRAME USING ROBOT STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
The purpose of this example is to show the ease of definition, analysis and report generation
for a simple steel 3D frame in ROBOT Millennium.
For this example, it is assumed that ROBOT Millennium Version 20.1 or
ROBOT Millennium Free is installed on the PC - any questions please contact sales@
robobat.com
CONFIGURATION OF THE PROGRAM
Following installation of ROBOT Millennium, the user may configure the working parameters or “Preferences”. To do this:
1. Start the ROBOT Millennium program (click the appropriate icon or select the command from the taskbar).
2. On the opening window, displayed on the screen click the last but one icon
in the first row (Frame 3D Design). Other options are for 2d and 3d
frames, models with surfaces such as walls and floors, access to stand alone design modules etc.
3. Select Tools > Preferences from the text menu or click on the , then icons on the toolbars to open the “Preferences” dialog box. Preferences allow the user to set up working and printout languages, fonts, colors etc.
1. Start the ROBOT Millennium program (click the appropriate icon or select the command from the taskbar).
2. On the opening window, displayed on the screen click the last but one icon
in the first row (Frame 3D Design). Other options are for 2d and 3d
frames, models with surfaces such as walls and floors, access to stand alone design modules etc.
3. Select Tools > Preferences from the text menu or click on the , then icons on the toolbars to open the “Preferences” dialog box. Preferences allow the user to set up working and printout languages, fonts, colors etc.
4. Select the first preferences option - Languages (tree on the left part of the window), then as the Regional settings choose United States.
- CREATING A SIMPLE 3D FRAM-DOWLOAD THE PDF FILE
This example shows how to define, analyze and prepare of printouts of results for a simple steel 3D frame. We will start work in 2D and then copy the structure to make a 3D model
