Posts Tagged california building code
2007 California Building Code Implemented
Posted by Adam Wilson in Company Information on January 11th, 2008
In order to ensure compliance with the 2007 California building code, we have added this code as a selection
for StruCalc users. This code can now be accessed by going to the main menu and selecting:
Utilities > Settings > Code > and selecting the 2007 California Building Code using the drop down list titled Building Code
Doing so ensures we will use all up to date calculations and stress values that have went into affect
for the 2007 California Building Code January 1st, 2008.
It’s a minor addition to our software but it will alleviate any fears our California users may have when submitting StruCalc spec sheets to building officials.
Just another example of how StruCalc strives to keep our users on the cutting edge of design today! View more about this exciting code change in our article about the 2007 California Building Code
StruCalc 7.0.13 Free Upgrade Released
Posted by Adam Wilson in Company Information on December 11th, 2007
The StruCalc Development Team has released what will most likely be the last version 7.0 free upgrade patch. You may download this patch by going here or in your StruCalc program on the menu selecting Help > Update StruCalc and following the wizard directions.
7.01.13 Minor Upgrade Notes:
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This minor upgrade will update all previous versions of StruCalc 7.0. Please note that it will not update versions 1.X, 2.X, 3.X, 4.X, 5.X or 6.X of StruCalc.
You may be required to input your keycode again after the installation of the patch. Contact Cascade Consulting Associates if you have misplaced this information.
Changes/fixes in the 7.01.13 patch:
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- Added the 2007 California Building code.
- Updated stress values.
- Fixed error in the column module for fully braced built up 2x members. The cp reduction was not being set to 1.0. This is a conservative error.
- Fixed a crash when renaming a member in the project manager and leaving an ending space.
- Limited the unbraced length for a multi-span hip/valley beam to the length of the beam.

