When members are merged any design parameters they have are lost. If members that have the same design parameters are merged, the newly created member should retain those parameters. Also, if the members had code checks done on them before the mer...

It would be nice to have such a command, instead to do several selections, and than to use Invert selection.

When designing concrete or masonry walls and slabs the rebar typically runs in two orthogonal directions. Because of this we are typically interested in stress results resolved to the slab or wall's local coordinate system. STAAD's analytical mode...

I think that the numbering on Load Group, Primary Load Case and Load combination spreadsheet should be customizable. This is very important when dealing with several design parameter and/or analysis load groups.

Currently saved report setups are only available to the model it was saved in. The user should have the ability to load a report template that he created that can be used for any job.

Addition of partition wall load on slab should be added on analytical model in Staad Pro Connect Edition

In the Loads window when you pick an existing load it highlights that load clearly. However, if you then click into the model window, say, to assign a member to that load, it changes it to a very light grey background. If you are going down the li...

The way like STAAD physical has it now allows to create only one by one panels with pressure redistribution only in x or Z direction. Just inclined members in the attached sketch cannot be loaded with parallel or perpendicular directions. Also it ...

Iam designing a reinforced concrete ramp as a plate,the difficult iam facing is there is no BS 8110 in analytical design,and with the available BS 8007 i cant check deflection of the plate.

The following improvements should be made to Staad Pro 1.The automatic generation of wind load should be made available to Indian code also apart from American code.It will save lot of time in analysis and manual calculation. 2. Automatic creation...