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55	55	[[image:5.png||alt="Auto Beam Prefix"]]
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57	57	* Click "start recognisation" to read the DWG file. You can preview the beam dimensions before creation. You can check the size and mark of beams in the table with your original drawings.
58		-* Marks and size properties can be manually changed, or you can use batch edit to insert data that was not in the table at once.
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	59	+[[image:6.png||alt="AutoBeamPreview"]]
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59	59	* As you can see in the list, some of the beams are not assigned with a valid height value. That value will be replaced with a 1mm height and you can modify that property manually.
60		-When you want to extract data from a beam table, first click the "Batch Edit" button, and use window select to select a range of table in your drawing. If the table was successfully recognised, a table will pop up and the data inside can be insert to the beams that you are going to create.
61		-When you have filled all the necessary data for the beams, click "Create Elements" to continue.
62		-In 3D view, we can easily browse through the beam elements we have created. Some beams failed to get a valid height value and are marked with a red appearance to warn the user. You can manually replace that particular beam, or try to rerun the process.
	62	+* Marks and size properties can be manually changed, or you can use batch edit to insert data that was not in the table at once.
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64		-[[image:1.png||alt="Sync1"]]
	64	+[[image:7.png||alt="Auto Beam Batch Edit"]]
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66		-* If you are not already in tile windows mode, you can also check the "Tile Layout" option to rearrange your views.
67		-* Now try to Pan and Zoom in one of the views, you will find that the other views will adjust accordingly.
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	68	+If you want to extract data from a beam table, first click the "Extract Beam Table" button, and use window select to select a range of table in your drawing. If the table was successfully recognised, a table will pop up and the data inside can be insert to the beams that you are going to create.
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69		-[[image:2.png||alt="Sync2"]]
	71	+* After you have filled all the necessary data for the beams, click "Create Elements" to continue.
	72	+* In 3D view, we can easily browse through the beam elements we have created. This image shows the created beams with accurate beam marks and properties.
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	74	+[[image:finishwithproperty.png||alt="Auto Beam finished with Properties"]]
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	76	+* Some beams failed to get a valid height value and are marked with a red appearance to warn the user. You can manually replace that particular beam, or try to rerun the process.
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74	74	== Related Topics: ==
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78	78	Learn more about MaxiAEC, a branch of MaxiBIM which provides methods to transfer your construction drawings to Revit model with precision.
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