Learn how to place single or multiple rebar bending details on your reinforcement drawings.
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In the Annotate tab Symbol panel, click (Bending Detail) and toggle the Multiple Selection option and select two or more rebar sets.
The bending details are placed in the same relative position as the selected rebar. After placing them, you can select the bending details and move or nudge them as required. The middle point of the bounding box containing all the selected rebar is used as the alignment point.
Center point of the bounding box for all the selected rebar.
Aligned to the X and Y directions.
Use this option to filter out any bars that are not parallel to the view, during placement. This way, you can select only the bars that have the bar plane parallel to the view plane.
Bars that are parallel to the view.
While placing a bending detail, you can also tag the selected rebar. The tag is positioned relative to the bending details, without a leader. The tag type is the one set for the rebar category, in the project.
To create a rebar tag on placement:
The default tag position is above the bounding box containing the bending detail. To cycle counterclockwise between the available tag positions, press Space bar. Press Shift + Space bar to cycle clockwise.
Bending details are oriented in the same way as the host rebar when the rebar bar plane is parallel to the view plane.
Rebar (parallel to view) | Bending Detail - Angle 0° | Bending Detail - Angle 30° |
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You can rotate the bending details using the rotate command or change the Angle parameter in the properties palette.
When the bar plane is perpendicular to the view, which would be the case for slab reinforcement in a reinforcement plan, the bending details are oriented as if the set was cut, and the section rotated up (i.e., looking from the bottom of the view) or to the left (i.e., looking from the right).
The bar rotation in its bar plane is also taken into account by the bending detail.