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Reports & Drawings
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Project drawings: assembly schemes, plans, facades, cross-sections, and other standard or user-defined 2D views are created directly from a general 3D model of building. All structural elements are linked to databases; therefore marking of structure in assembly schemes and drawings is completely automatic. Due to associative link to the model, 2D views can be edited directly in 3D model.
User may choose standard or customised style of labelling. Thus complete concordance between the project and printed information is ensured and errors and discrepancies are prevented. REAL Steel® employs regulations and rules of drawing and standard labelling symbols and styles according to ANSI, ISO, BS, and GOST standards. The user has full control over attributes of drawings: layers, colours, line thickness, which makes possible the creation and application of project/enterprise standards in drawing.
REAL Steel® creates general and consolidated tables, reports and specifications from the general model of the building. The number of components for specifications can be obtained by defined methods from the following geometric parameters: length, surface area, volume. Tables of specifications are generated directly into drawing or transferred for further processing into Microsoft Excel. Since reports are linked to the model, any changes in the model automatically cause update of the report.
Automatic generation of accurate general arrangement and detailed drawings and report includes:
- Project drawings tree;
- Generation of drawings from standard 3D model views (plans, elevations, isometric views, sections, joints);
- Generation of drawings from user-defined 3D model views;
- Associative link between 3D model and drawings;
- Automatic axes arrangement;
- Automatic dimensioning;
- Automatic labelling;
- International drawing and labelling standards ANSI, ISO, GOST and BS;
- Implementation of user-defined standards in drawings (project- or enterprise-);
- Views and drawing scaling;
- Joints and connections detailing;
- Welding symbols and leaders according to ANSI, ISO, GOST and BS;
- Detailed and general material lists and reports;
- Associative link between report templates and 3D model;
- Placing of material lists and reports to drawings;
- Export of reports to Microsoft Excel format;
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