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    It's a start. How important are these types of details to what your are actually doing with this drawing? Is steel framing the focus of this drawing?
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    Yes it important it's a support for Piping.
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    Is there a tank or another piece of equipment going on that structure?

    How were you planning to secure the piping to the structure?

    Those piers look exceptionally high. Why is that?
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    Hi,

    You can also use interfere checking for some steel frame intersection

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    Dont forget to uncheck delete interference object to keep it to substract after.

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