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STAAD Commands and Input Instructions
Section 5
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The following examples illustrate various uses of the REPEAT
command.
REPEAT 10 5. 10. 5.
The above REPEAT command will repeat the last input line 10
times using the same set of increments (i.e. x = 5., y = 10., z = 5.)
REPEAT 3 2. 10. 5. 3. 15. 3. 5. 20. 3.
The above REPEAT command will repeat the last input line three
times. Each repeat operation will use a different increment set.
REPEAT 10 0. 12. 0. 15*0 0. 10. 0. 9*0
The above REPEAT command will repeat the last input line 10
times; six times using x, y and z increments of 0., 12. and 0., and
four times using increments of 0., 10. and 0. Each x, y and z value
of 0 represents no change from the previous increment. To create
the 2nd through 6th repeats, five sets of 0., 0. and 0. (15*0) are
supplied. The seventh repeat is done with increments of 0., 10. and
0. The 8th through 10th repeats are done with the same increments
as 7, and is represented as 9*0.
Notes
The PRINT JOINT COORDINATE command may be used to
verify the joint coordinates provided or generated by REPEAT and
REPEAT ALL commands. Also, use the Post Processing facility to
verify geometry graphically.