At each point where a stringer crosses a frame, Workshop will calculate an upstand. Upstands are used to override the stringer orientation and cutout shape. An upstand is a short line that runs from the intersection of a stringer and a frame in the orientation-direction of the stringer.
Workshop uses the orientation of the upstand to calculate the shape and location of the cutouts through the frames. The upstand defines the following:
· location of the intersection of stringer and frame (base point of the upstand)
· orientation of the stringer
· stringer and cutout shape
Changing these properties allows you to specify different properties for each frame. Information on how to edit any of the upstands properties is given below.