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  • How Tekla Defines a Beam’s Coordinate System

    The documentation is perfectly opaque. As expected. What is the X and Y and Z axis in relation to a beam? Easy. Check the picture. Furthermore, now you also know what “Rotation” means in relation to a beam. Tekla does this because it is difficult for humans to define a beam using a change of…

  • Tekla API Move Object – Mutates Points Without Telling me!

    Yet another Tekla API gotcha. If you wanna waste many hours wondering why your code doesn’t work – try the Tekla API! Here is a note for the benefit of the public – where they mutate objects – which SHOULD NOT be mutated. Perhaps they have their own reasons, but the general boy-scount principle(s) should…

  • FromCoordinateSystem and ToCoordinateSystem Explained (Tekla Open API)

    The documentation of the Tekla API – IMO is inadequate. That is why we need supplemental explanations and code samples. Here is another example that hopefully benefits the community. I have written a bunch of extension methods (Tekla.ExtensionMethods) that would hopefully simplify a lot of the headaches associated with using the API. This is already…

  • How to load up Tekla DLLs and a Hello World Application (Tekla Open API Course)

    This post and tutorial shows you how to set up your Tekla Dependencies (i.e. DLLs) on an Tekla Open API project: Source code: Directly Embedded code: Nuget Packages: And if you prefer vimeo (i.e. if you hate youtube ads) checkout this link:

  • Tekla Open API Course (Full Outline)

    This is going to be a concise, high value and pithy course on the Tekla Open API. You may find other courses out there that boast about: 50+ hours. That might work well for them and their students, but almost everything you need to know can be boiled down to a few simple concepts. Especially…

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