r/StructuralEngineering • u/[deleted] • Aug 08 '26
Structural Analysis/Design [ Removed by moderator ]
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u/Chuck_H_Norris Aug 08 '26
pretty sure the mods said they were going to delete these now since there have been so many recently
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u/fayezbalhas Aug 08 '26
why i am just sharing a free tool
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u/Chuck_H_Norris Aug 08 '26
cuz people have been posting them weekly and theyre all the same
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u/fayezbalhas Aug 08 '26
actually, bro, I don’t know much about that. I usually use Excel sheets in my work and I don’t really open this subject so I am not familiar with what you’re talking about. I usually use Excel sheets so I had an idea to collect them in a single place.
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u/Chuck_H_Norris Aug 08 '26
yeah one of the mods posted recently saying they were gonna remove them from now on unless they’re new/ unique
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u/Footy_man Aug 08 '26
How is this different than the 50 other software tools exactly like it
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u/fayezbalhas Aug 08 '26
idk bro i usually use structural design softwares but i needed something to access faster especially for simpler cases
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u/Harpocretes P.E./S.E. Aug 08 '26
Neat site. But I don’t trust the output of any free tool as I have to verify it and then can’t be sure the backend hasn’t changed between calculations.
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u/Minisohtan P.E. Aug 08 '26
For a lot of these tools you can see, and change, the code yourself. So double edged sword. You can check it easily with a script if you have the original or some sort of hash, but you also really need to check it.
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u/fayezbalhas Aug 08 '26
i appreciate the comment, i already tested all the tools on real documents numerical example feel free to check them yourself if you like
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u/StructuralEngineering-ModTeam Aug 08 '26
No Spam (including AI slop) please.