While not always calculated at the critical location of a wall, out-of-plane walls are typically governed by flexure. In cases where a bug or other issue is found in the MASS software, announcements are posted on the software’s known bugs page, as well as on this page here. While Read more…
After five years of consistent renewal pricing, a small change has been applied to all renewal and purchase prices This article originally was featured on the MASS Software Blog, formerly hosted on the software section of the Canada Masonry Design Centre website. CMDC is the authorized technical service provider Read more…
Understanding the Total Height input when using MASS can add considerable moment capacity to a shear wall design This article originally was featured on the MASS Software Blog, formerly hosted on the software section of the Canada Masonry Design Centre website. CMDC is the authorized technical service provider for Read more…
Version 3.0 takes everything from previous software versions and adapts it to the latest standards This article originally was featured on the MASS Software Blog, formerly hosted on the software section of the Canada Masonry Design Centre website. CMDC is the authorized technical service provider for the MASS Software Read more…
With the release of MASS Version 3.0, the previous edition of MASS has gotten a small adjustment This article originally was featured on the MASS Software Blog, formerly hosted on the software section of the Canada Masonry Design Centre website. CMDC is the authorized technical service provider for the Read more…
Understanding the issue, when it can come up, and what can be done to account for it This article originally was featured on the MASS Software Blog, formerly hosted on the software section of the Canada Masonry Design Centre website. CMDC is the authorized technical service provider for the Read more…
Understand the different values and what they represent This article originally was featured on the MASS Software Blog, formerly hosted on the software section of the Canada Masonry Design Centre website. CMDC is the authorized technical service provider for the MASS Software When creating a new beam in MASS, Read more…
Getting the most out of MASS is easy once you understand how to model your design within the software This article originally was featured on the MASS Software Blog, formerly hosted on the software section of the Canada Masonry Design Centre website. CMDC is the authorized technical service provider Read more…
Ahead of the official release, you can sign up and start using the current release edition of MASS Version 3.0 today This article originally was featured on the MASS Software Blog, formerly hosted on the software section of the Canada Masonry Design Centre website. CMDC is the authorized technical service Read more…
Whether you are activating for the first time or renewing your license, this guide will help you gain access to the full MASS software In order to be able to activate MASS, you need to know your serial number which starts with the letter B and is 31 characters long. Read more…