After we have the pen tool selected we can start to create all the frame members we will create a column member of 5m, and beams of 8m, then connect all the members as shown in the following image:

To avoid the creation of more nodes and members we will duplicate the frame that we created in the previous steps. To achieve this we need to select the whole frame by doing right click on the canvas > Select all or hit Ctrl + A on your keyboard. After we select the whole frame we can go to Edit > Operations > Repeat or hit Ctrl + D and we will repeat the members every 8m along the Z axis.

We will repeat the same process, however, in this case, we will select a portion of the structure and copy it 2 times to create two more floors.

We can define our site data, we will select a risk category = II, and define the project Address in Minneapolis, and the program will calculate Wind and Snow Data for our structure.

We can define a Wind Source Direction to obtain the Terrain data from the elevation chart.

After we define the site data, we can click on Structure data to configure our project, in this example, we will select a building with a Monoslope Roof Profile with a roof pitch angle of 0.

We need to define the type of our structure and add new rows that represent the floor levels of our buildings, we need to ensure to have levels of 5, 10, and 15 meters.

Once, we have all the information, we can click on Generate Loads, the program will try to find the best way to apply Wind Loads in the structure, however, in cases like this where we have more complex geometries is harder task for the software and the result could be incorrect.

In order to apply the wind loads correctly we can erase all the auto-generated rows and begin to add our own area types. We can define which nodes will represent windwards, leewards, sidewalls, etc. In the following image, you can see what would be the correct order to define these area types on the structure.

We need to define multiple area types in the structure, you can add the information as shown in the following image, and you can continuously check that the application of these area loads is correct on your structure members. The result should look like this:

The next step will be the creation of sections and materials, in this example, we will be using the Section Builder module to create our sections, to access the Section Builder module we need to go to Sections > Builder. Once the section builder is opened, we can select sections from Shape Templates, in this case, we will select Shape Templates> Rectangular and we will define a section of 600×600 for our members. We can modify the material to Concrete on the right panel.

After we select our section we can click on Submit. By default, when we have members without sections defined, the new section will be assigned to them. If we open the 3D renderer we will see the following result.

After we finished the modeling of the structure, we can proceed to solve our Structure, we can do this by clicking on Solve > Linear Static, and it will take us to a new window where we will be able to see all the results of the members.

We can also create reports from the analysis, we can click on Report, customize the report as needed, specify what load combinations to include, etc. We can click on Create Report when we finish the configuration.