International Building Code 2015 IBC.
Implemented in CYPECAD and CYPE 3D.
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International Building Code 2015 IBC.
Implemented in CYPECAD and CYPE 3D.
As of version 2022.b, applications with 3D drawing surroundings allow a viewing volume to be defined from the geometric envelope of the scene content. The arrows allow the viewing volume to be adjusted by moving their faces and the arches allow the viewing volume to be adjusted by means of 6 clips planes.
Additional Technical Codes for Earthquake Design (2020).
Implemented in CYPECAD and CYPE 3D.
Structural safety codes for Guatemala 2018 (Updated 15/07/2020)
Implemented in CYPECAD and CYPE 3D.
Specification for Structural Steel Buildings (2016).
Implemented in CYPECAD and CYPE 3D.
Structural safety codes for Guatemala 2018 (Updated 15/07/2020)
Implemented in CYPECAD and CYPE 3D.
Version 2021.g of CYPE’s programs is a closing version of the 2021 version.
As well as the new features and improvements expressly indicated in each version of CYPE software, process optimisation involving internal updates for all our programs is normally included. In each revision, all programs are systematically checked and changes are made to improve their performance, therefore, we recommend that our users (in this case those of v.2021) always update their version to the latest one, regardless of the country for which they are using CYPE software or the language in which it is installed.
In version 2021.f of CYPECAD and CYPE 3D, the "Export forces to design connections" option has been added to each respective export dialogue from the design model to the BIM project on the BIMserver.center platform that they are connected to.
When this option is selected in CYPECAD or CYPE 3D, the forces designed at the ends of the steel elements (beams, columns, and also, in CYPECAD, bars in integrated 3D structures) are exported to the BIM project for the hypotheses of the combined actions included in the latest limit states.
Thus, the forces are available for modelling and designing the connections of this project in the CYPE Connect Steel and StruBIM Steel programs (shown in the attached image of the editor for modelling and analysing connections which is included in both programs).
Soon, this editor will also be available for CYPECAD and CYPE 3D.
More information on CYPE Connect Steel.
North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members (Canada).
Implemented in CYPECAD, CYPE 3D and StruBIM CYPE 3D.
North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members (Mexico).
Implemented in CYPECAD, CYPE 3D and StruBIM CYPE 3D.
North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members (USA).
Implemented in CYPECAD, CYPE 3D and StruBIM CYPE 3D.
Structural use of steelwork in building - Part 1: Code of practice for design (Rolled and welded sections).
Implemented in CYPECAD, CYPE 3D and StruBIM CYPE 3D.