Fixed diaphragm assignment problem in V.6.0.8.0 version.
Fixed a bug that could occur in file save/read.
Added Sparse Matrix solution option, memory (RAM) usage is reduced by approximately 50% and analysis time is reduced by approximately 80%, although the results do not change.
Translations of new features have been made in the English report option.
The problem of not being magnetized (snap) to the definition point of polygon columns has been fixed.
General Improvements Made
Adjustment was made in the approximation function for the connection of the nodes to the rigid diaphragm.
Creating a rigid diaphragm in vertical load analysis has been made optional.
With the new arrangements, StatiCAD frame finite element results give very close results with SAP2000 frame finite element results. Click for verification detail account or summary.
The linear load Extra G and Eksta Q loads assigned to the beams in SAP2000 export.
Added export feature to ETABS V18 and V19. (Import has not been added yet.)
Added Sky, Windows10, Tablet Light, Windows10 Dark, Windows10 Green, Windows10 Blue, Windows10 Purple, Glossy program color schemes for high resolution displays. Cyan Dusk and Cyan Night color schemes have been added to the standard color schemes. The relevant color scheme selection can be accessed from the program settings, and after changing the color scheme, the program must be closed and restarted.
Improvements have been made to the equation solver where more than 2GB of RAM is allocated per vector/matrix.
An analysis problem that may occur when the Keep all results in Memory option for 3D FEM Visualization is active has been fixed.
In the analysis of the half-basement building, the half-basement earthquake force (depending on the building loads on the half-basement) calculated when the analysis was performed with modal analysis and classical analysis options was calculated over the earthquake force found by the equivalent earthquake load method. It was calculated over the earthquake force found according to the modal analysis.
General Improvements Made