Guides

Interface tour

A quick, guided walkthrough — right inside the app.

Getting started

Build your first truss — a simple triangle — and read off its reactions and member forces

Work with examples

How example projects work in Truzme — open one to explore, and keep it if you want to.

Copy, paste & duplicate

Copy part of your truss and paste it back, or paste it anywhere as text

Working with AI

Let an AI design or change your truss, then bring its answer back into Truzme

Sharing a truss

Send your truss to a classmate, a teacher, or yourself on another computer

Files

How Truzme keeps your work automatically, how to connect a .truzme file so it saves there too, and when your work can disappear.

Using Truzme on a Chromebook

How to keep your work on a school Chromebook

Materials & sections

What Young's modulus, strength, area and moment of inertia mean, and how each cross-section shape gets there.

Units

Metric or Imperial only changes how numbers are shown — it never changes your structure's real size.

Strength & utilisation

How Truzme checks a member's stress against its material's strength, and how to read the Utilisation panel and diagrams.

Stability check

Simple rules that keep a truss stable, and how Truzme tells you when one can move

Buckling

How to turn on the buckling check in Truzme and read its results

Teaching with Truzme

Why teachers use Truzme in class, how to fit it into a lesson or an assignment, and what it does (and doesn't do) with student data.

Project code

The open text format for truss models. The Project code panel, the format, and every field.

Connect your app

Import and export Truzme Project code in your own tool: where the format lives, and how models get in and out of Truzme