New Features:
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Span Table Updates
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Shed Rafters now look at the actual length of the rafter (and spacing) to determine the appropriate material
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Truss carriers above openings will now use the width of individual openings as a factor to determine the appropriate material and plies above an opening
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Truss Carriers now look at post spacing of each bay when using Custom post spacing to determine the appropriate material.
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Flying gables and peak outs
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There are new overhang inputs for both the main building and attached buildings to make flying gables or peak outs:
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‘Front Peak’ options: Normal, Peak Out, Flying Gable.
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If Peak Out or Flying Gable is selected, a new field for Front Peak Extension is shown. If Peak Out is selected, a new field for Front Offset Down From Peak is shown.
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Same questions are available for the Back Peak.
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When a Random Length Part is selected for a part that we split (girts, purlins, eave edge trim, etc.)
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If the part Lengths field has values, the parts will be cut from those values
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If the part lengths field is blank, the parts will not be split
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In both cases, no pricing error will be reported
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Applicable output tokens now convert any lengths to feet and inches and limit square footage to 2 decimal places.
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There is now the ability to provide two different levels of visibility of Framing Rule questions in a job. So one person could have a limited set of questions (‘Basic’) and another could have access to more questions (Advanced)
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There is now another ‘Hidden’ setting for ‘Hide Advanced’ (the existing hide is ‘Hide Basic’).
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There is a new user flag for ‘canViewAdvanced’ that will use the ‘Hide Advanced’ settings, everyone else gets the ‘Hide Basic’ settings.
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