While working in Robot, you define many labels describing bars, panels, or solid parameters. These are different sets of parameters used to determine physical and mechanical properties, or applied to design structure elements. Examples of such labels include: bar sections, slab thicknesses, parameter sets used to design steel structure elements, or applied to reinforcement calculations in RC structure elements, as well as definitions of supports, hinges, and so on.
Open the Label Manager dialog using either method:
Also, clicking on the dialogs used for defining labels (Sections, Supports, Releases, and so on). The Label Manager is available for all structure types.
The Label Manager stores a library of labels for structure elements, such as, supports, releases, sections, and code parameters. In this library, you can save a user-defined label so you can use it in other structure projects.
The Label Manager does the following:
Remember that member code labels (that is, steel or aluminum member types, timber member types, concrete member types) are converted to the current design code for steel, timber or RC (theoretical (required) reinforcement) structures. Therefore, member types defined for one code should not be used with other codes, because certain parameters might lose some of their definition. All bars in a given project are designed according to the currently selected code.
For a label for plate and shell reinforcement, it is saved for a specific code of RC structure design (theoretical (required) reinforcement). Therefore, labels for panel reinforcement types can be applied to different projects.
The dialog has the following:
Labels are saved in user-defined groups. Options for allowing modification of the group treelike structure are available in the context menu
Clicking Preview opens the dialog used to define a selected label in such a manner that its contents correspond to the label. Contents of a label definition can also be previewed by double-clicking an element in the.
You can select multiple objects on the left-hand side of the dialog, using Ctrl and Shift.
When using the treelike list:
Right-clicking the mouse when it is positioned over the left window of the dialog, displays the shortcut menu with the following options:
Two buttons at the bottom of the dialog box: New group and Delete perform the same action as selecting the corresponding options from the shortcut menu.
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