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→ Log in to your account and locate the 'Project' option in the top right corner.

→ Click on 'Project' and then select 'NEW' from the top left corner of the screen.

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→ Under the 'Example Project' section, click on 'New Project' specifically located within the 'Steel I-Girder Training Example'.

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→ Provide a name for your project and proceed to open the example project.

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→ Click on the 'DATA' button located in the bottom-middle section of the screen.

You This will see that open a spreadsheet opens.

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→ Click on 'Plate Girder' under the 'Superstructure' section in the workflow.

You This action will see display all the girders and their corresponding parameters in the spreadsheet for the project.

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→ To change modify the web depth parameter of the 'G4' girder, click on the corresponding 'Web Depth' cell of the girder in the spreadsheet.

When Once you click on the cell, you will see notice three-dots appear appearing to the right of the cell.

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→ Click on the three-dots that appear on the right side of the cell. After thatThen, click on 'Edit (Spreadsheet)' from the options that appear.

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→ In the newly opened spreadsheet, we can define the 'Web Depth' parameter as station dependent.

After the definition is done→ Once you have made the desired changes, click on the 'Back' icon (marked in blue) to apply the changes to the project.

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→ Click on the 'DATA' button located in the bottom-middle section of the screen.

You This will see that open a spreadsheet opens.

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→ Click on the 'Support Line' under 'Bridge Geometry' in the workflow to set access the skew angle parameter.

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→ To change the skew angle of 'Abut1', click on the corresponding cell (mark in red).

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When the skew angle value of 'Abut1' is set to zero, it appears like thiswill appear as shown on the right-hand side.

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When we set the skew angle of ‘Abut1'Abut1' is set to '-15’ 15' degrees, it appears like thiswill appear as shown on the right-hand side.

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→ Click on the skew angle cell of 'Abut1'.

When you click on the cell, you will see three-dots appear to the right of the cell.

→ Then, click on the three-dots that appear on the right side of the cell.Then,

click on → From the options provided, select 'Copy Parameter'.

Now, the value of the skew angle has been copied parametrically.

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Please expand → Expand the 'Cross Frames' section under 'Superstructure' in the workflow.

→ Then, click on 'Cross-frame K Top' to access its parameters.

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After clicking on the skew angle cell of 'CFTK1' skew angle cell, click on the , you will see three dots that appear to the right of the cell.

Then, click on → Click on the three dots to access additional options and select 'Paste' from the menu.

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→ Perform the paste operation for 'CFKT28' and 'CFKT29' in the same manner as wellbefore.

As seenobserved, the skew angles of the cross-frames have now been aligned with the support line.

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→ To align the roadway with the skew angle of the support line, expand the 'Superstructure Attachments' section in the workflow and then click on 'Roadway' to access the parameters related to the roadway alignment.

→ Then, click on 'Edit' from the 3three-dot menu on the right side of the 'Roadway Dimensions' cell.

→ Paste the skew angle copied from 'Abut1' into the 'Skew' parameter at zero station, as shown in step 8.