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Can you make the most of Detail? Users' tips and tricks

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September 4, 2024 / 9:00 UTC

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Have you just started using Detail, and you're not quite familiar with modeling yet or don't know how to set it up? Are you already an advanced user, and would you like to use the app to its full potential?

Watch the webinar and learn about

$Modeling tricks for the most efficient workflow$
$Tips on the best possible settings for accurate and fast results$
$Common errors and how to avoid them$
$Introducing recent features with practical examples$

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Helpful workarounds

Do you feel that you hit the limits of the software and that not everything can be modeled as you wish? Maybe you just don't know how. Does it take you an unreasonable amount of time to model? Maybe you haven't tried everything the software has to offer. Let's take a look at some useful tips and workarounds to make your tasks easier.

We will focus mainly on:

$Differences between Beam and Wall Elements$
$Special Types of Supports$
$Input of reinforcement$
$Modeling of parts of structures and boundary conditions$

Be on the safe side

Are you sure you understand everything in the settings and have everything set up correctly? What are the real limits of the Compatible Stress Field Method implemented in Detail, and which mistakes should you avoid?

In this webinar, we'll present tips and tricks to speed up your modeling and get the most out of the app. We'll also focus on proper setup and explain the most common mistakes to avoid so you can use IDEA StatiCa Detail safely.

Look forward to:

$Tips on how to speed up the calculation$
$Reasons why the calculation does not finish$
$Unclear results and how to interpret them$

Find out more

IDEA StatiCa Detail is a tool for designing discontinuity regions in concrete structures. Thanks to the innovative CSFM, it can be widely used. Read an article about CSFM to fully understand the potential - CSFM explained .

If you want to see more of Detail in action, watch one of our already streamed webinars. You can see the modeling process from scratch. Here are the most recent ones:

Or browse our Support center for tutorials and read the theoretical background .

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Can you make the most of Detail? Users' tips and tricks

This webinar is also available in

Streamed on

September 4, 2024 / 9:00 UTC

(in your local time, 24-hour format)

Play webinar

Helpful workarounds

Do you feel that you hit the limits of the software and that not everything can be modeled as you wish? Maybe you just don't know how. Does it take you an unreasonable amount of time to model? Maybe you haven't tried everything the software has to offer. Let's take a look at some useful tips and workarounds to make your tasks easier.

We will focus mainly on:

Differences between Beam and Wall Elements

Special Types of Supports

Input of reinforcement

Modeling of parts of structures and boundary conditions

Be on the safe side

Are you sure you understand everything in the settings and have everything set up correctly? What are the real limits of the Compatible Stress Field Method implemented in Detail, and which mistakes should you avoid?

In this webinar, we'll present tips and tricks to speed up your modeling and get the most out of the app. We'll also focus on proper setup and explain the most common mistakes to avoid so you can use IDEA StatiCa Detail safely.

Look forward to:

Tips on how to speed up the calculation

Reasons why the calculation does not finish

Unclear results and how to interpret them

Find out more

IDEA StatiCa Detail is a tool for designing discontinuity regions in concrete structures. Thanks to the innovative CSFM, it can be widely used. Read an article about CSFM to fully understand the potential - CSFM explained.

If you want to see more of Detail in action, watch one of our already streamed webinars. You can see the modeling process from scratch. Here are the most recent ones:

Or browse our Support center for tutorials and read the theoretical background.