Creating foundations

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Which of the following are true about the copying tools?

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What is the total weight of all pad footings in the model?
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What is the bottom level of the strip footings in the model?

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- Getting started with Tekla Structures
  In this lesson, you will learn the basics of the Tekla Structures user interface. You will learn how to
  - Launch Tekla Structures
  - Open and navigate a model
  - Render objects
- Working with grids
  In this lesson, you will learn how to
  - Modify grid properties
  - Import reference files
  - Create views along grid lines
- Creating foundations
  In this lesson, you will learn how to create the foundations for a model. You will create pad footings and strip footings.
- Creating concrete columns
  In this lesson, you will learn how to create and modify concrete columns in your model.
- Creating concrete beams
  Tooltip
  In this lesson, you will learn how to
  - Create concrete beams in your model
  - Create temporary and permanent views
  - Cut parts
- Creating concrete slabs
  In this lesson, you will model the second floor of your model. You will learn how to
  - Create concrete slabs
  - Modify the class property of an object
  - Use direct modification.
- Creating steel parts
  In this lesson, you will learn how to model steel parts, such as columns and beams.
- Creating steel connections
  In this lesson, you will learn how to model
  - Steel connections, such as eaves and apex haunches.
  - Steel details, such as base plates
- Managing model information
  In this lesson, you will learn how to use
  - Organizer
  - View filters.
- Creating drawings

Key term	Definition
Footing	A part that represents a construction that is located under another part and used for distributing loads on the ground.
Pad footing	A footing that supports a single point of contact. A pad footing usually supports one column.
Strip footing	A footing that supports several points of contact or a region of points of contact. A strip footing supports a length of wall or a line of closely spaced columns, for example.