Beam to Column
Setback and cutback apply when connecting beams to structural columns. The beams are independent of
one another, are only associated with the common column, and will cutback from the column accordingly.
The column, including its bounding box, must have overlapping geometry with the beams of the join for
the beams to cutback.
Beams joined to columns always adjust for setback and cutback, however they cannot manually be adjusted
with the Beam Join Editor.
788 | Chapter 12 Working with Structural Components
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