Simplifying the modeling of steel connections with IDEA StatiCa

"Modeling in IDEA StatiCa feels like playing video games" is what most of our users have to say about our software. Join our 1-hour webinar to learn more about combining different operations and making the best use of connection library to become an expert at modeling complex designs.
This webinar will go over different options that can become useful when creating complex designs. Each connection will take advantage of certain operations and modeling techniques such as negative volume for openings, working plane for offsetting, and built-up section for unique cross-sections.
Additionally, we will talk about the largest connection repository, Connection Library, which can be used as an inspiration for your next project! This new feature allows you to see and filter connections based on geometry, cross-sections, connection type and much more.
Combine operations to create complex designs
Horizontal beam-column-brace gusset connection
Claw angles on wide flange bracing connection
Connections including built up sections

[@many_worlds]

Great video, please allow us to download published company and personal connections directly to the model and start from existing connection like a template.

[@psuengineer84]

Yeah, that is a big deal rather than only the operations. Also, being able to import connections from other Idea files.

[@ideastatica_en]

Hello,
you can use the Connection Library for that.
www.ideastatica.com/connection-library
And we are working on improvements.

[@dhaferalfahdawi5831]

@@ideastatica_en I don't see the first connection of this tutorial (horizontal beam-column brace gusset) in the library!

[@ghilmandilshad9495]

I am strongly disappointed no doubt the software is powerful but it has unfriendly interface, i have lost 6 hours for a method to tapered my Ibeam still no success!

[@ideastatica_en]

Hello - we are sorry to hear this please contact your reseller who may be able to help or why not consider our campus course to be more productive - www.ideastatica.com/campus. However, please note that tapered rolled sections are not currently supported but tapered plates (not in thickness though) are.