Assemble the complete 3D model of the bridge structure from the individual modules. Piers, abutments, beams, bearings, surfaces and railings — everything in a single interactive space with an instant preview.
Module function
A bridge structure isn't just a girder. It's dozens of components that have to fit together — piers, abutments, beams, bearings, surfaces, railings.
The Structural Object module lets you join all these parts into one coherent model. Not by assembling them by hand, but through intelligent links to the existing Easy Bridge® modules.
Composition
Every part of the bridge object — pier, abutment, superstructure, bearings — already exists in a separate module. The structural object takes them and puts them together.
3D Preview
You trigger the redraw of the 3D model — not every change automatically. That means working in the model stays smooth, with no slowdown. When you're ready, a single command gives you an up-to-date spatial preview.
Rotate, zoom, check spatial relationships. No exports, no waiting for rendering.
Control
Every pier and abutment in the object has its own visibility settings. You decide what gets drawn and what doesn't:
A complex model. Simple control.
Rendering
The structural object isn't just a preview. The complete model is drawn straight into the AutoCAD environment — as 3D solids, ready for further use in the project documentation.
One click and you have a complete cross-section, longitudinal section or a 3D model of the whole object.
Module outputs
A coherent spatial model of the bridge structure with all components — piers, abutments, beams, bearings, surfaces.
An instant spatial preview with rotation and zoom. Every change is reflected in real time.
Direct rendering of the complete structural object into the AutoCAD environment as 3D solids.
Control the visibility of each pier, abutment, bearing, beam and surface separately.
Automatic take-over of data from the substructure, geometry, bearings, beams and other modules.
Interactive blocks of the structural object for quick visual checks and presentation.