Tutorials

In this lesson, you will learn how to model steel parts, such as columns and beams.

In this lesson, you will learn how to create concrete slabs and how to modify the class property of an object. You will also learn how to use direct modification.

In this lesson, you will learn how to create concrete beams in your model. You will also create temporary views and permanent views and learn how to cut parts.

In this lesson, you will learn how to create and modify concrete columns in your model.

In this lesson, you will learn how to create the foundations for a model. You will create pad footings and strip footings. You will also learn how to copy objects.

In this lesson you will learn about grids and modifying grid properties. You will learn how to import reference files and how to create views along grid lines.

In this lesson, you will learn how to launch Tekla Structures, and how to open and navigate a model. You will learn the basics of the user interface, and more about some of its features: the ribbon, file menu, selection switches and snap switches, and the side pane. You will also learn how to render objects.

Take this tutorial to learn the basics of Tekla Model Sharing.

How to support precast or steel structures by using Formwork Placing tools - Slabs

In this third video on the Tekla Structures Organizertool that is used for categorizing and managing model information, object properties and object property queries, and model object classificationOrganizer consists of two tools, object browser and categories., we will cover how to edit and create new property templates to display the information you want from your categories.

Learn the basics of the Applications & components catalog. In this video we will: Search for components Switch between different view modes Show selected components Create and modify groups Hide components

Learn to create and edit anchor bolt plans.

This video shows how to use Tekla Structures together with Trimble Connect(1) Trimble’s platform for microservices in the cloud (1) Trimble Connect platform’s microservices include services for uploading, storing, processing, and managing or consuming data.

As construction schedules continue to get tighter, everyone on the team has to continue to find more efficient ways of working. With tight deadlines and frequent design changes, getting your drawings up to date in time for the deadline can be a crunch. In Tekla Structures, 2D drawings are just views into 3D model. When the model is updated, both the members and their annotations are also automatically updated within the drawings.

In this second video covering the Organizertool that is used for categorizing and managing model information, object properties and object property queries, and model object classificationOrganizer consists of two tools, object browser and categories., we take a look at the different Category types available and how to use them.

Pour unitentity that combines together a pour object and the other building objects that need to be in place before cast-in-place concrete can be pouredThe needed building objects can be reinforcement and embeds, for example. workflow using the formwork placing tools extension.

Check out the new weld improvements available in Tekla Structures 2018 and 2018i. We now have: New buttons to sync the above and below line property values. Support for near and far side polygon welds. Compound weld preps in the model.

This first video gives us the basics of some of the features and operations including with the US Imperial environment. We cover included categories, grouping, and exporting reports to excel.

Learn how to link documents from Tekla Structures to models in Trimble Connect(1) Trimble’s platform for microservices in the cloud (1) Trimble Connect platform’s microservices include services for uploading, storing, processing, and managing or consuming data.

Let us show you how Tekla Structural Designer allows engineers to review model behavior graphically.  Take control of your building design and leverage your 3D model to better understand the results.  Watch this brief video to learn more about Tekla Structural Designer’s graphical capabilities.