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Risa 3D 9.1

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Risa 3D 9.1

Risa 3D 9.1

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We have RISA 3D 9.1. I was trying to model a wood infill shearwall for a steel frame and the wood wall portion of the program didn't seem to be active - I had to use the plate section and tweek it to a vertical wood plate.

Is the wood shearwall section still under development, or am I missing something? Gave an error code of 1004 If I remember correctly.

Mike McCann
MMC Engineering
http://mmcengineering.tripod.com

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RE: Risa 3D 9.1

Wood walls should be fine in 3D v9.1. The 1004 error message is relatedto a "blank label". Perhaps, the wall label, hold down label or nailing schedule got erased somehow. Maybe even the material call out for the end chord members.

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