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When importing models from programs outside of Tekla Structures | When importing models from programs outside of Tekla Structures you will more often than not find them far outside the regular boundaries. First instinct is to move the reference model into your working space, however, this creates issues later down the track when exporting your handrails in a 3D format to send to customers. | ||
This guide will show you how to import reference models into your working space while allowing them to export to the customer without moving. | This guide will show you how to import reference models into your working space while allowing them to export to the customer without moving. | ||
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When importing models from programs outside of Tekla Structures you will more often than not find them far outside the regular boundaries. First instinct is to move the reference model into your working space, however, this creates issues later down the track when exporting your handrails in a 3D format to send to customers.
This guide will show you how to import reference models into your working space while allowing them to export to the customer without moving.