What is New In V12

Nested assemblies You can now add sub-assemblies and parts to already existing assemblies. A sub-assembly is an assembly that is added to another assembly to form a hierarchical assembly. We use the term nested assemblies to describe this type of assembly. Using nested assemblies is useful when you are modeling split trusses, brackets, railings or pipe racks, for example. A sub-assembly is treated in the same way as an assembly in Tekla Structures: It gets its own assembly mark It appears in lists of materials in templates and reports. You can create a separate assembly drawing of a sub-assembly. Create, select, and modify single grid lines In addition to creating entire grids, you can now create single grid lines, and select, modify, copy, and move individual gridlines. Gridlines now also have handles. Warping steel parts You can now use the warping functionality also in Steel Detailing configuration.
	Saving and freezing associative drawings: When you change a drawing and then save it, Tekla Structures asks you whether you want to keep the changes. Nested assablies: You can create assembly drawings of sub-assemblies. Creating sub-assemblies in the model allows you to produce less complicated drawings, which are easier to read and to understand. This reduces the risk of errors in the shop. Display large dimension values more clearly: You can now use different number formats for dimensions to make large dimensions easier to read in shop and erection drawings. For example you could format 15432 to appear as 15,432 or 15 432. Define elevation level: You now have the option to define the elevation level in general arrangement drawings and in drawing views also according to the view plane.

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