Write and Read XLSX Sheets with Teddy and CADiNP
How to write and read Excel sheets in SOFiSTiK 2023 and CADiNP. No need to use VBA anymore.
Generate SOFiSTiK PDF Reports with Chapters and Subchapters for a better Report Navigation
In this article, you will learn how to automatically generate a SOFiSTiK report as a pdf file with bookmarks for chapters and subchapters to improve report navigation.
System Information Dialog Box v2022
When starting a new project in SOFiSTiK FEA, the first thing is to get the project properties right. Learn more about the System Information Dialog Box in version 2022.
SOFiSTiK – McNeel Rhinoceros Interface Getting Started with Grasshopper
SOFiSTiK offers a McNeel Rhinoceros Interface to utilise Rhino object for finite element analysis and design. This interface was extended with Grasshopper components to build highly parametric structures and to analyse them.
Getting Started with the Text Interface of SOFiSTiK
Unleash the full range of features in SOFiSTiK and learn about the text editor Teddy. This reference collection helps you to get started with the most powerful interface of SOFiTiK, the text interface.
Bridge Modelling in Autodesk Revit with SOFiSTiK
The SOFiSTiK Bridge + Infrastructure Modeler for Revit supports you in building bridge models with a few clicks. In this post, you can find a collection of links to get you started with the Revit plugin.
Getting Started with Bridge Design Using SOFiSTiK FEA and SOFiPLUS
In this post, you can find a reference list on how to get started in bridge design in SOFiSTiK FEA.
Getting Started with Building Design Using SOFiSTiK FEA and SOFiPLUS
The simplest option to learn the workflow and principles of SOFiSTiK is to start with the AutoCAD SOFiPLUS workflow. Besides, it is the most common workflow.
Getting Started with Building Design Using SOFiSTiK FEA and Autodesk Revit
In this post, you can find links to various references to get familiar with the SOFiSTiK and Autodesk Revit workflow.
The Text Editor and SOFiSTiK Structural Desktop
A text interface always looks scary and stressful when confronted with it. But the potential to optimise workflows and efficiency makes it very interesting to look into.
