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== Input Management -- create or edit ==
The input menu allows the user to creat new BuildingTcl objects or to modify existing ones.
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The user can either create new or edit a library of the following BuildingTcl objects:
The user can either create new or edit a library of the following BuildingTcl objects:
* Material
*[[BuildingTclViewer Input Menu -- Common Characteristics |Common Characteristics ]]
* Section
*[[BuildingTclViewer Input Menu -- Material |Material ]]
* ElementType
*[[BuildingTclViewer Input Menu -- Section |Section ]]
* AnalysisModel
*[[BuildingTclViewer Input Menu -- ElementType |ElementType ]]
* Load
*[[BuildingTclViewer Input Menu -- AnalysisModel |AnalysisModel ]]
* LoadCombination
*[[BuildingTclViewer Input Menu -- Load |Load ]]
* Model
*[[BuildingTclViewer Input Menu -- LoadCombination|LoadCombination]]
* Model -- There are three ModelTypes available in BuildingTcl:
**[[BuildingTclViewer Input Menu -- Elevation Model|Elevation Model]]
**[[BuildingTclViewer Input Menu -- Plan Model|Plan Model]]
**[[BuildingTclViewer Input Menu -- 3DFrame Model|3DFrame Model]]


These BuildingTcl objects have been presented in the [[BuildingTcl Command Language Manual]]
These input arguments for these BuildingTcl objects have been presented in the [[BuildingTcl Command Language Manual]]


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== Common Characteristics ==
All of these input option begin with the selection of creating a new object, or edit an existing one. The case for material is shown here.
[[Image:BuildingTclViewerInputNewEdit.JPG|link=BuildingTclViewer Input Menu]]
=== New ===
When a new object is to be created, the user must first select the BuildingTcl model used for such object.
[[Image:BuildingTclViewerInputSelectModel.JPG|link=BuildingTclViewer Input Menu]]
The input arguments are dependent on the model selected. However, they are grouped in the following:
;Unique Object label : The user specifies this label
:The default value is the model label. If this label has already been used, the program adds an underscore and an identifying number after this label.
;Save : Save the newly-defined object into the library.
=== Edit ===
The user must first select a previously-defined BuildingTcl object.
[[Image:BuildingTclViewerInputEditMaterial.JPG|link=BuildingTclViewer Input Menu]]
The input arguments are dependent on the model used for the object. The user can change the model, however, all input will be lost and default values are restored.
;Modify/Save : The new values for the object replace the previously-defined ones, which cannot be restored.
;Save As... : A new object with a new label will be saved into the library without affecting the original object.
: The user can specify a new name for this object. The default will be the name of the original object, with an underscore and a count number after it.
=== New & Edit ===
;Required Argument : These arguments must be specified by the user.
;Optional Arguments : These arguments can be specified by the user. The initial value of these arguments is the default value
== Material ==
== Section ==
== ElementType ==
== AnalysisModel ==
== Load ==
== LoadCombination ==
== Model ==
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[[BuildingTclViewer User Manual|Return to BuildingTclViewer User Manual]]
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Latest revision as of 18:12, 29 December 2009

The input menu allows the user to creat new BuildingTcl objects or to modify existing ones.


The user can either create new or edit a library of the following BuildingTcl objects:

These input arguments for these BuildingTcl objects have been presented in the BuildingTcl Command Language Manual



Return to BuildingTclViewer User Manual