Tutorials

Get an overview of managing model information with Organizer. Learn how to work with Object Browser: For example, how to create reports. Learn how to use Organizer categories, how to view selected objects in the model, and how to import and export categories. This is tutorial 1/4 in the Model information management module, and 4/35 in the Tekla Structures for Concrete Contractors elearning course.

Learn about location categories in Organizer: how to organize your model to sections and floors based on locations, and how to modify the location categories manually. This is tutorial 2/4 in the Model information management module, and 5/35 in the Tekla Structures for Concrete Contractors elearning course.

Learn about custom categories and different ways to create them in Organizer. This is tutorial 3/4 in the Model information management module, and 6/35 in the Tekla Structures for Concrete Contractors elearning course.

Learn how to create property categories, and when it is useful to create them. This is tutorial 4/4 in the Model information management module, and 7/35 in the Tekla Structures for Concrete Contractors elearning course.

Learn how to use model information in practice. Get to know how to create accurate reports from the project by using Object Browser in Organizer. This is tutorial 1/3 in the Quantity take-off reporting module, and 8/35 in the Tekla Structures for Concrete Contractors elearning course.

Learn to use Object Browser in Organizer for reporting quantities. Learn how to get quantity reports, and how to organize the data in object browser in two ways: By using categories and by selecting the reported objects from the model. Learn also how to export your reports into Microsoft Excel. This is tutorial 2/3 in the Quantity take-off reporting module, and 9/35 in the Tekla Structures for Concrete Contractors elearning course.

Learn how to create and modify templates in Organizer. Additionally, learn to change the default template, and how to create custom formulas and properties to your templates. This is tutorial 3/3 in the Quantity take-off reporting module, and 10/35 in the Tekla Structures for Concrete Contractors elearning course.

Learn how the pour management functionality of Tekla Structures allows you to see the concrete geometry of cast-in-place concrete structures when you are planning how the structure is going to be built. This is tutorial 1/4 in the Pour planning module, and 11/35 in the Tekla Structures for Concrete Contractors elearning course.

Learn how pour objects work, and how they can be modified using the pour phase attribute, and pour break tools. This is tutorial 2/4 in the Pour planning module, and 12/35 in the Tekla Structures for Concrete Contractors elearning course.

Learn how pour units are created, and how you can calculate the volume of pour units. Additionally, learn how to manually add and remove objects to and from pour units. This is tutorial 3/4 in the Pour planning module, and 13/35 in the Tekla Structures for Concrete Contractors elearning course.

Learn how to use Organizer to manage pour objects in your model, and how to use pour numbers to identify different pours. This is tutorial 4/4 in the Pour planning module, and 14/35 in the Tekla Structures for Concrete Contractors elearning course.

In this video, you will learn how to create and modify bolt groups manually. We will create multiple bolt groups with different settings and in different shapes. We will also show you how to fix some common problems you may run into when creating bolt groups.

In this video, you will learn how to add associative notes. Associative notes are a handy way to show extra information about a drawing object.

In this video, you will learn how to add symbols in drawings. Use symbols to add details in drawings, for example to display information about materials or welds.

In this video, you will learn how to: Make area selections Modify your selections Use selection switches Apply existing selection filters

Tekla Structures 2018i’s integrated multi-material physical and analytical model provides more efficient structural design, documentation and detailing. What’s more, modelling is more productive and properly connected. You can quickly create an error-free analysis wireframe project model, load the frame and create load combinations, and then export to your preferred analysis and design software.

Direct modification is an intuitive and easy editing mode for parts and other objects. In this video, you will learn how to resize, reshape, and move model objects by using direct modification handles.

In this video, you will learn how to modify the title of a content item, its thumbnail image, and its search criteria. Note that modifying a collection is very similar to modifying a content item.

In this video, you will learn how to upload content items, such as applications or custom components, to Tekla Warehouse.