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foreign the next topic that weamp;#39;re going to discuss is rigida offsets and SRAM actually allows for the automatic generation of these rigid offsets and for a little bit of background sum uses the concept of Center Line modeling and what this means is that the analytical member thatamp;#39;s representing for example an I-beam is going to be aligned with the neutral axis of the structural object so thereamp;#39;s our beam and then the actual member would be going along the neutral axis just like we see here and we assign a section property to the neutral or to that member that represents the section size and properties and so on but we donamp;#39;t actually model that section with members although there are ways of doing that with an answer this works fairly good for most applications but an issue can arise if you have members that are connecting to the flanges of other members or if you have large section properties relative to the length of the member so if we use an example o
