American (imperial) units for dimensions

Labeling configuration entrySlab + Wall + Wall (iWall) + Structural Precast Element + Precast Element

You can choose from the following units for the labels in the mark number line and other lines:

• IDx (Inches Decimal), value in inches stated as decimal, x = 1, 2, 3, ...
  
  ID0 = 20", ID1 = 19.7", ID2 = 19.69", etc.
• IFx (Inches Fractional), value in inches stated as fraction, x = 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
  
  IF1 = 20", IF2 = 19 ½", IF4 = 19 ¾", IF8 = 19 5/8", IF16, IF32, IF64, IF128 = 19 11/16", IF256 = 19 175/256"
• IE (Inches Exact), exact value in inches,
  
  IE = 19.685"
• FDx (Feet Decimal), value in feet stated as decimal, x = 1, 2, 3, ..
  
  FD0 = 2', FD1 = 1.6', FD2 = 1.64', FD3 = 1.640', FD4 = 1.6404', FD5 = 1.64042', FD6 = 1.640420', D7 = 1.6404199', FD8 = 1.64041995', FD9 = 1.640419948', …
• FIDx (Feet and Inches Decimal), value in feet and inches stated as decimal, x = 1, 2, 3, ...
  
  FID0 = 1'-8", FID1 = 1'7.7,7", FID2 = 1'-7.69", FID3 = 1'-7.685", FID4 = 1'-7.6850", FID5 = 1'-7.68504", FID6 = 1'-7.685039", FID7 = 1'-7.6850394", FID8 = 1'-7.68503937", FID9 = 1'-7.685039370", …
• FIFx (Feet and Inches Fractional), value in feet and inches stated as fraction, x = 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
  
  FIF1 = 1'-8", FIF2 = 1'-7 ½", FIF4 = 1'-7 ¾", FIF8 = 1'-7 5/8", FIF16, FIF32, FIF64, FIF128 = 1'-7 11/16", FIF256 = 1'-7 175/256"
• FIE (Feet and Inches Exact), exact value in feet and inches,
  
  FIE = 1´-7.685"

Note: The length 50 cm is always displayed in a prominent position in different units, whilst also taking into account the rounding.

The unit must always be written in brackets (...) after the keyword %IMP in the configuration.

Some examples: %IMP(ID2) = 19.69" or %IMP(IF4) = 19 ¾" or %IMP(IE) = 19.685" or …

Please note the units for stating the values in the lines below the mark number line are sometimes specified in [cm] or [mm] (in the case of slabs, for example, Height [cm] or MehrB [cm] or LDur1d [mm], and so on). If one of these values is to be written in American (imperial) units, this unit must initially be divided by 100 if the unit is [cm], or by 1000 if the unit is [mm], for example.

For example: Heights are stated in cm. To put the Height variable into American (imperial) units, divide it by 100.

Note: Areas (e.g. AsVorh in [cm2]) and volumes (e.g. Vol in [m3]) cannot be specified in American (imperial) units.