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# Pier Cap/End Bent (Partial) \[CBS]

Constructs part of a pier cap or end bent in a stage, cutting it at a given station. Use **Pier Cap/End Bent (Complete)** when the whole cap is placed at once.

## General

**Stage:** Choose the stage at which the partial pier cap is constructed.

**Pier Caps/Bents:** The pier cap or end bent object being partially constructed.

**Cut Station (From Right):** Station at which the cap is cut, measured from its right end (default: 0).

**Const. Direction\[Left=1/Right=2]:** Which side of the cut station is constructed in this stage (default: Left=1).

**Self Weight Factor:** Controls the scaling of self-weight during finite element analysis (default: 1.0).


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