The plan has overall dimension lines (length along the top, width at the right) and two chains: along the length, the
distances from the footing edge to the first pile and between piles; across the width, the same for the pile rows. The
chains are read from the pile positions, so they follow the layout.
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The side view has dimension lines with 45° ticks: the footing length (mm) above the footing, the footing height h1 at its right,
and the visible pile length (끊음) at its left. The margins are wider (1.5 m) for the labels; the plan uses the same margin so the
two views stay aligned. The old h1 label is replaced by the dimension label.
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The dimension labels were 0.28 m, about 6 px on screen. They are 0.5 m now, so the mm values can be read.
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The break lines ran across the members at a slant. They are now two short slanted strokes on the column stub and across the
pile group, and the pile label is moved below the break.
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Plan and side use the same scale (22 px per m) and share their horizontal extent, so the footing lines up. The side view breaks
the column (3 m above the footing) and the piles (4 m below it) so its height stays near the plan's. The row is three columns
from 1100 px, the side view drops to its own row between 800 and 1100 px, and it stacks below 800 px.
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The footing card shows a plan (footing rectangle, pile circles, column, pier axis, mm labels) and an elevation (footing,
piles to their tips, column, h1 and pile length). The drawings are SVG strings built from the model, so they follow the
inputs. θ is noted as not yet applied. Tests check the pile count, the mm labels and the width input.
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