Start with a model that fits the work ahead.

DESIGN CODES

NodeSnap is built first for structural engineers working across Eurocode and Georgian seismic norms. A coherent analytical model is the starting point for the analysis and design checks that follow.

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The design contexts NodeSnap starts with.

EC2

Eurocode 2

Concrete structures. Review the analytical members, section assignments, and material information before proceeding with your structural design workflow.

EC8

Eurocode 8

Seismic design. The analytical model’s connections and assumptions need engineering review in the context of the project’s seismic requirements.

PN

PN 01.01-09

Georgian seismic norms. NodeSnap’s stated focus includes engineers working in this context and preparing models for their local design workflow.

SNiP

SNiP-compatible documentation

CIS documentation workflows. Discuss your project’s documentation requirements and intended model exchange with the NodeSnap team.

MODEL FIRST, ANALYSIS NEXT

Keep model preparation and design verification distinct.

NodeSnap’s element checks compare the converted model with its architectural source. They cover geometry, axis alignment, sections, and materials. Those checks help establish what has been transferred and what requires attention.

Code-specific analysis, project loads, engineering assumptions, and the final design remain part of the engineer’s work in the analysis and design process. Source consistency alone is not a statement that a structure complies with a design code.

Illustrative analytical model workflow
ARCHICAD → NODESNAP → LIRA-SAPR ILLUSTRATIVE MODEL

Bring your project context to the demo.

01

Name the design basis

Identify the norms and documentation requirements your team works to, including project-specific requirements.

02

Explain the model handoff

Describe your ArchiCAD source, SAF or IFC export, and the LIRA-SAPR analysis workflow you want to continue.

03

Discuss the review points

Highlight the details that matter most for your projects: geometry, connectivity, section and material assignments, or revision handling.

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Model integrity

Understand the boundary between source comparison and engineering responsibility.

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Structural engineering glossary

A concise reference for the terms used across the model handoff.

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FROM DESIGN TO ANALYSIS

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See how NodeSnap fits the way your team works.

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