all the members. That was very innovative circular approach. It took a little time for them to get into the routine to go back and forth in that process to get that design work. In the end it was just terrific, because the connections all worked, that was amazing. We didn’t have to go back… we didn’t get anything out to the jobsite that wasn’t constructible because we looked at it so hard in virtual reality. The SCI connection engineer was very cognizant of what piece goes in first, what piece goes in second. There were up to 14 members coming into a single node worst case in that project, which is just crazy. 3. What software did you primarily use on this project? For structural engineering it was SAP2000, we just adopted that for entire analysis model. I actually use a really inexpensive 3D Cad program called Design CAD, that is dirt cheap compared to AutoCAD
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