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# Framing Plan \[SIG]

## General

**Bridge:** Specify the bridge.

**Girders:** Girder for framing plan.

**Support Line Range for Framing Plan Drawing \[All/Selection]:** Specifies the support lines to be used in the framing plan.

**Selected Support Lines:** Specifies the support lines to be considered in the framing plan computation when 'Selection' is chosen in the 'Support Lines for Framing Plan Drawing' input. Only the selected support lines will be used to define the framing plan.

## Visual Setting

**Start/End PGL #ft from Before/After Bridge:**

**Text Size:** This parameter specifies the size of the text inside the object.

**Arrow Size:** This parameter defines the size of the arrow within the object.

**Span Length Dim. Lines Offset from Exterior Girder Edge:**

**Splice Dim. Lines Offset from Exterior Girder Edge:**

**Bracing Dim. Lines Offset from Exterior Girder Edge:**

**Transverse Stiff. Dim. Lines Offset from Exterior Girder Edge:**

**Girder Trans. Dim. Lines Offset:**

**PGL Name Box Offset along PGL:**

**PGL Name Box Vert. Offset from Point:**

**PGL Name Box Horz. Offset from Point:**

**PGL Line Split per Span:**

## Table Settings

**Show Splice Length \[YES/NO]:** This parameter is used to determine whether the splice length is displayed.

**Show Bracing Length \[YES/NO]:** This parameter is used to determine whether the bracing length is displayed.

**Include Lateral Bracings in Cross Frames \[YES/NO]:** This parameter is used to determine whether lateral bracings are included in the cross frames.

**Show Transverse Stif. Length \[YES/NO]:** This parameter is used to determine whether the transverse stiffener length is displayed.


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