It is suggested to add I sections with side plates table under specifications user table manager tabs. Offshore brownfiled modificaitons work would involve adding side plates to existing I sections to increase its capacity.

All features of ADINA should be implemented and available in staad pro also. Like, Non-linear dynamics analysis, hydrodynamic (impulsive & compulsive sloshing load), Computational fluid dynamics, Potential fluid dynamics, Modelled of water in ...

When dealing with a substantial number of members within a STAAD model, the design parameters tend to split automatically. Consequently, this automatic splitting poses challenges when attempting to review the design parameters. The same situation ...

Staad pro doesn't support for modelling of rigid diaphragm for inclined floor/inclined slab/inclined roof, so that response spectrum analysis can not be achieved in this case, so it is necessary to implement feature of modelling rigid diaphragm/se...

STAAD does not have NZS 1170.5 in its Seismic Codes. Users in ANZ uses custom spectrum and factored it up to match the base shear. Adding this code will help the users in ANZ work directly with the NZ code and thus speed up their productivity. Use...

Provide a method to create wind loading on Cylindrical Structures as per Wind Pressure coefficients in clause 7.3.3.7 using Table 19 of IS 875 Part-3 2015

The new report formatting while nice in appearance is cumbersome, not quick to use and has issues with savings....can't there be an ability for staad users to "revert" back to the old school report formatting?

I chose this "add idea" route because I couldn't find another channel to communicate my disappointment as stated below. Report setup in STAAD. Pro 2024 is not good. It gives poor quality picture compared to previous versions. This kind of weird pr...

Heavy loaded structures...

Show code check results for more than just the worst case. Should be able to see what the next worst, and next worse after that and so on. It's been over 10 years since I used it but I believe SACS does this. If so, could take a look at it.