Editing Terminology

==Terminology==
*<b>CADHS</b>
The Computer Aided Design Handover Sheet (CADHS) is a document in all job folders that displays the product, fixing type and finish as well as any special considerations needed for drafting.
*<b>Prefab</b>
Used for automatically generating premade customisable steel and concrete structures such as ramps, stairs and curved walkways.
*<b>Construction Line</b>
Construction lines are used as a guide for creating custom base structures as well as custom pipes, panels and stanchions.
*<b>Base Structure</b>
The initial foundation, a representation of where the handrail will be mounted. The base structure is constructed (or imported) in drafting software before any product is modelled.
*<b>Measure</b>
Used for measuring to snapping points, such as orthogonal points, horizontal and end points. Can also measure angles.
*<b>Tracing Tool</b>
The most common way to add Moddex product to a model. Allows the user to create a length of handrail, with customisable traits.
*<b>Drag & Drop Tool</b>
Another way to add Moddex product to a model. Allows the user to generate handrail along the entire length of a prefab structure, with customisable traits.
*<b>Stanchion</b>
A post that supports the pipe or panels. Stanchions are given a specialized code depending on their purpose. 
*<b>Fixings</b>
Fixings are the screws and bolts that attach a Moddex handrail to the base structure.

*<b>Redraw</b>
An action in Tekla Structures for deleting temporary graphics and refreshing views. If there are any visual problems with your model always redraw before asking for help.
*<b>Green</b>
An extra length (commonly 150mm) of material that is left on a pipe before bends and cut afterwards. Green is always placed on the shortest end of the pipe. When creating a Pick & Pack List, the extra green length appears on the Pick list, but not the pack list.
*<b>Black</b>
A finish required for all fabricated parts. Black finish means that there is no galvanization on the steel and therefore safe to weld.
*<b>Numbering</b>
Used for allocating part & article numbers to parts and assemblies so they can be individually identified in drawings during production and installation.
*<b>Pick & Pack List</b>
Picking and packing is the process of selecting and packaging products in a warehouse. This includes 'picking' the right type and number of products from inventory and 'packing' them for shipment. Pick & Pack lists can be automatically generated through the report feature in Tekla Structures.