Spread Footings — Reinforcement Settings
Actual footing and command run captured; generated bar count still needs independent Revit confirmation.

Place and select a real footing
Place a native rectangular isolated footing at a structural column. This example uses the one thousand eight hundred by one thousand two hundred by four hundred fifty millimeter type at level Nền zero. Select the footing edge, then choose BimSpeed dot S T R, Isolated Footing, and the classic Isolated Footing command.

Set cover and enable layers
Common Settings sets bottom, top and side concrete cover, here thirty five millimeters. Each reinforcement tab has an enable checkbox. Start with only the bottom layer enabled for a simple run. Store a named configuration only after checking the footing dimensions and available bar types.

Bottom and top meshes
Bottom Layer has independent X and Y diameter, spacing or bar number, and optional hook length. The displayed example is D six at two hundred millimeters in each direction with two hundred millimeter hooks. Top Layer repeats these controls for the upper mesh. Switch off Top Layer when it is not required by the design.

Mid and vertical bars
Mid Layer is disabled in this example. Enable it only when an intermediate mesh is intended. Vertical Reinforced controls X and Y starter or vertical bars with diameter and spacing or number. Review the preview, anchorage and the host column before creating bars.

Horizontal perimeter bars and run
Horizontal Reinforced can create segmented or closed stirrups around the footing, with diameter, hook length and layer count. In the captured run, Top, Vertical and Horizontal were disabled so Create requested the bottom mesh only. The dialog closed after Create, but this footage alone does not prove the resulting bar count. Confirm Rebar elements in the saved model before treating the result as a verified detail.