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Beams are carried down the supporting columns (through each level) and are available at the base of the structure to load the foundations. This gravity analysis does not consider the continuity of any of the beams, gravity or lateral, steel or other material. Gravity Forces from RAM Concrete Opens the Foundation Load Summary Report for concrete members. In RAM Concrete, the user has the option of specifying continuity conditions for all concrete and 'other' type beams. These continuity conditions along with the assigned section properties and applied loads are used to calculate the gravity forces and reactions on all the supporting columns. The column forces are accumulated down the structure and are available at the base of the structure to load the foundation. Gravity wall axial loads also transferred down the structure to the foundation in the Concrete Analysis. DXF File > Floor Framing Opens the DXF File Generator dialog, which is used to create a DXF File for exporting the structural floor framing plans to a CAD System. Column and Footing Opens the DXF - Column & Footing Schedule dialog, which is used to create a DXF File for exporting the Column and Footing schedule to a CAD System. Concrete Wall Opens the Concrete Wall Drawing Settings dialog, which is used to create a DXF File for exporting the concrete wall View DXF Used to select a DXF file to open in the report viewer. CimSteel File To create a CIS/2 (CIMSteel) file. Extract Data Opens the RAM Structural System Data Extractor application, which is used to export model database information into different data formats such as Microsoft Office Excel spreadsheets, Microsoft Office Access databases, SQLite databases, and XML files.

Using System;using System.IO;using System.Collections;namespace Sample{ class Test { static void Main(string[] args) { // Before starting, we recommend to get a free 100-day key: // // Apply the key here: // UseOffice.SetLicense("..."); // Convert XLSX file to PDF file. // If you need more information about UseOffice .Net email us at: // [email protected]. SautinSoft.UseOffice u = new SautinSoft.UseOffice(); string inpFile = Path.GetFullPath(@"..\..\..\..\..\..\TestFiles\example.xlsx"); string outFile = Path.GetFullPath("Result.pdf"); // Prepare UseOffice .Net, loads MS Excel in memory int ret = u.InitExcel(); // Return values: // 0 - Loading successfully // 1 - Can't load MS Excel library in memory if (ret == 1) { Console.WriteLine("Error! Can't load MS Excel library in memory"); return; } // Perform the conversion. ret = u.ConvertFile(inpFile, outFile, SautinSoft.UseOffice.eDirection.XLSX_to_PDF); // Release MS Excel from memory u.CloseExcel(); // 0 - Converting successfully // 1 - Can't open input file. Check that you are using full local path to input file, URL and relative path are not supported // 2 - Can't create output file. Please check that you have permissions to write by this path or probably this path already used by another application // 3 - Converting failed, please contact with our Support Team // 4 - MS Office isn't installed. The component requires that any of these versions of MS Office should be installed: 2000, XP, 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016 or 2019. if (ret == 0) { // Open the result. System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(new System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo(outFile) { UseShellExecute = true }); } else Console.WriteLine("Error! Please contact with SautinSoft support: [email protected]."); } }}DownloadImports SystemImports System.IOImports System.CollectionsNamespace Sample Friend Class Test Shared Sub Main(ByVal args() As String) ' Before starting, we recommend to get a free 100-day key: ' ' Apply the key here: ' UseOffice.SetLicense("..."); ' Convert XLSX file to PDF file. ' If you need more information about UseOffice .Net email us at: ' [email protected]. Dim u As New SautinSoft.UseOffice() Dim inpFile As String = Path.GetFullPath("..\..\..\..\..\..\TestFiles\example.xlsx") Dim outFile As String = Path.GetFullPath("Result.pdf") ' Prepare UseOffice .Net, loads MS Excel in memory Dim ret As Integer = u.InitExcel() ' Return values: ' 0 - Loading successfully ' 1 - Can't load MS Excel library in memory If ret = 1 Then Console.WriteLine("Error! Can't load MS Excel library in memory") Return End If ' Perform the conversion. ret = u.ConvertFile(inpFile, outFile, SautinSoft.UseOffice.eDirection.XLSX_to_PDF) ' Release MS Excel from memory u.CloseExcel() ' 0 - Converting successfully ' 1 - Can't open input file.

Able to load settings from the KK2 to your PC, modify them and save them back to the KK2. No more pressing tiny buttons!Also, you can save your settings to a file so that you can store them off the KK2 and also share them online with others (no more typing in bucket loads of data).Finally, I have given the GUI the ability to flash new firmware onto the KK2, similar to the KKFlashToolFeatures- Load all your settings from the KK2- Modify your settings on your PC- Save the settings back to the KK2- Save settings to a file- Load settings from a file (yours, or from another OAV user)- Flash new firmware to the KK2Limitations- Only suitable for PC versions of Excel- Must use V1.4 Release version of OpenAeroVTOL- Only supports USBasp, AVRisp and AVRisp II programmersPrerequisites- You must be very familiar with flashing new firmware to the KK2 with one of the programmers listed above. If you cannot do this, stop now. This is not for you.- A PC running Microsoft Excel. Not sure how old a version will work. I'd assume 2012 and above should be OK. How-ToThe GUI is fairly self-explanatory. Don't forget to reflash your KK2 with OpenAeroVTOL V1.4 Release before proceeding. You can use the GUI for that too, or your favourite programming tool.1. Open the spreadsheet. If asked to enable content or macros, click "Yes" or "OK" as appropriate.2. On the settings tab, select the programmer you intend to use from the drop-down.3.