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Linear static analysis of plain trusses using the direct stiffness method

Draw, drag, select, clone, mirror, delete ...

Internal forces, support reactions, node displacements

Display and animate deformations

Use pinned or roller supports as many as you wish

Hints about internal and external stability and determinacy

Calculate deflections using real material and cross section values

Transfer truss designs and complex shapes between CAD applications and Truzme

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