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Two types of surfaces can be defined for use in load definitions:

Quadrilateral:

This component is typically used to define the geometry of stay-in-place formwork loads and wearing surface loads

Surfaces with four sides can be defined, allowing users to input specific parameters such as start and end stations, transverse offsets, and width.

Arbitrary Polygon:

While a typical quadrilateral surface is suitable for various loading geometries and can define different transverse offsets for start and end points, the arbitrary polygon is more appropriate for irregular shapes such as L-shaped loadings

Surfaces with irregular shapes can also be defined, enabling users to specify points for the desired surface geometry.

Refer to the following sections in the documentation for further explanation of each type.