4. Functions of the SuCri modules

This article gives you a comprehensive overview of the individual functions and functionalities of SuCri. It helps you understand how you can optimally integrate the various modules of SuCri into your AutoCAD Plant 3D projects in order to optimize your plant design.

Functions and functionalities

In this section you receive a comprehensive overview of the various function modules and their specific use cases. This overview helps you to efficiently use the appropriate tools for your individual requirements within your working environment.

Contents in this section

4.1. Module 1

In this section you will find all functions for the efficient placement and adjustment of supports as well as for the integration of steel construction elements into your planning. As this is a subcategory, further in-depth sub-articles can be found there.

4.2. Module 2

This module comprises all tools for managing, modifying and evaluating support and clamping systems. In this subcategory, further articles on detailed application are provided for you.

4.3. Module 3 (P3D)

Here you will find all tools for the efficient editing and control of steel construction components within your P3D CAD environment. As a subcategory, this area provides access to further specific sub-articles.

4.4. Module 3 (ADVS)

This section comprises the specialized functions for Advance Steel (ADVS), including coordination and connection configuration. In this subcategory you will find further detailed guides.

4.5. Module 4

In this section, all functions for the detailed editing and project management within Module 4 are available to you. Please note that further in-depth sub-articles are available there.

4.6. Module 5

This article provides you with detailed information and specific application notes on the features and functions of Module 5.

Note on navigation

We recommend that you explore the function modules in the order listed above. This helps you to develop a basic understanding of the logical structure and the interplay of the individual areas.