Tag: tribby3d

Coming soon to Tribby3d: column stacks and load take-down data tables! 💥 This feature will enable users to run full load take-down analysis of structures and visualize the load path of each column or wall. The analysis results are available in the data grid shown to the right in the video. Reach out if you […]

Tribby3d 0.23 was just released! 🚀 This update brings some exciting improvements to the application. For instance, object snapping functionality and a new user interface for application settings such as grid and rendering properties. Sign up for free and give the beta version a try today at tribby3d.com! Sign up for the free beta

Screenshots from a tributary area analysis and Column load takedown of a 15 story building on podium using Tribby3d Multi-story. Sign up for the free beta

Coming soon to Tribby3d: Grid settings! Many users have pointed out that customizing grid settings such as grid spacing and grid line count would simplify the process of modeling structures in different scales. We listened and built a settings user interface! Stay tuned for Tribby3d 0.23 🙌 Sign up for the free beta

Have you tried the plan view buttons under the Level tab in Tribby3d yet? 👀 Quite useful for viewing elements on specific levels when working on multi-story buildings! Sign up for the free beta

The Tribby3d multi-story feature has been released!! Just select “MultiStory” as “Project Type” in the “Create Project” page, and the model will be in 3d. Enjoy calculating cumulative tributary areas of columns in literally seconds! ⚡⚡⚡ Sign up for the free beta

Who said that Tribby3d can’t be used to run column load takedown analysis of geometrically complex structures? 😊 Stay tuned for the multi-story feature release next week!! Sign up for the free beta

Pretty amazing to see the diverse adoption of Tribby3d as a tool for structural engineers and designers worldwide. Winners are India 🇮🇳 (21%), United States 🇺🇸 (17%) and Brazil 🇧🇷 (14%). Congrats all, and keep automating mundane engineering tasks! Sign up for the free beta

Did you know that Tribby3d can calculate tributary areas of irregularly spaced columns supporting organically shaped floors as well? Check out the screenshots from a recent project analyzed using Tribby3d! Sign up for the free beta

Today Tribby3d 0.20 was released, which includes a feature that has been long overdue – the ability to toggle visibility of element types! Head over to tribby3d.com and give the new version a spin 💫 Sign up for the free beta