Haunch Connection Macro Example
Placing the mouse cursor over the Haunch Connection Macro will reveal the tooltip describing the scope and steps of this macro.
How to use it:
- Pick "Haunch Connection"
- Select the Column
- Select the Beam
- The connection will be automatically created.
The blue transparent box is the cut object, It can be turned on/off in visibility settings.
The GIF below is the example as described in ProtaSteel Quick Start Guide :
- Create the most appropriate View first before creating the connection. The same view & orientation will be used to produce the drawings. Click this topic for more details: Creating Views
- Press F9 on the joint to set the point of interest. The view will then rotate about the point of interest.
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