A: No. Even in the cloud, you must select an environment. Cloud saves the environment metadata with each model.
In simple terms, a is a pre-packaged set of configurations, settings, libraries, and standards tailored for a specific region, material type, or workflow. It tells the software: Are you working with American steel in inches? Finnish precast concrete in millimeters? Or Australian rebar in metric? tekla environment list
| Folder | Contents | Why It Matters | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Profile catalog (.inp files) | Determines available I-beams, channels, angles | | \Materials | Material grades and properties | Steel grades (S355 vs A992), concrete mixes | | \Bolts | Bolt and assembly definitions | Diameters, standards (ISO, ASTM, JIS) | | \Templates | Drawing templates (.tpl) | Title blocks, revision tables, legends | | \Attributes | Settings for drawings, numbering, analysis | Saved property sets | | \ComponentCatalog | Custom components and macros | Parametric smart parts | | \Bitmaps | Company logos, hatch patterns | Visual identity | In simple terms, a is a pre-packaged set
A: Yes. The concrete-specific installer shows environments like "Precast - USA," "Precast - Germany," and "Cast-in-Place - Nordic." Last updated: 2025. This list applies to Tekla Structures versions 2020 through 2025. Older versions (2017 and prior) use a shorter, legacy list. Or Australian rebar in metric