The continuous members on which the load is moving are selected graphically in the RSTAB model. It is not a problem to apply several different types of loads to one set of members at the same time.

By specifying the first load position, RSMOVE can represent a load's moving start on a set of members with precise accuracy. In the same way, it is possible to define whether a moving load consisting of various load applications is allowed to move beyond the end of the continuous members (bridge) or not (crane runway). 

The increment of the single load positions is determined by the number of load cases that will be generated for RSTAB. Additionally, you can add loads to load cases already existing in RSTAB so that no additional superposition is required. 

RSMOVE provides several load types such as single, linear and trapezoidal loads as well as load pairs and several uniform concentrated loads. They can be applied in local and in global directions. The load application can refer to the true length on member or to the projection in a global direction.

By a single mouse click, you can create a variety of load cases. When the generation has been completed, RSMOVE shows the numbers of the created load cases and combinations for information.

The add-on module RSMOVE does not display any results tables: You can check the created load cases including their loads in RSTAB. 

The descriptions of the individual moving loads are deduced from the respective load increment number. It is possible, however, to replace those names in RSTAB by other load case descriptions. 

Finally, the entire table input can be exported to MS Excel or OpenOffice.org Calc.