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The following problems with column mode load drawing have been resolved
Horizontal Scale (Bug 2170)
The horizontal scale indicating the magnitude of the lateral loads does not always not appear if the window is maximized.
Axial and Point Load Type (Bug 2170)
Axial and point loads did not show the load type if only point loads or axial loads existed for that type. The all load types except axial loads show the type of load to the left of all loads of that type if positive and to the right if negative. Axial load type is shown below the load arrow.
Combining Axial Loads (Bug 2170)
If Combine loads of same type was selected, and two or more axial loads of the same type are combined, and one of the axial loads is selected, the axial load was drawn to the left of the column rather than the top, and no magnitude was shown. The program should now shows the combined load at the top of the column as well as the magnitude of the combined load.
Axial loads are always combined in the drawing for column loads view, regardless of whether "Combine loads of same type" is checked
Axial Load Magnitude (Bug 2170)
The diagram did not print the magnitude of unselected axial loads if the axial load is not the selected load. Now all axial load magnitudes are shown.
Negative Point Loads (Change 43)
Point loads with a negative magnitude are now drawn with the end point of the drawn arrow to be to the right of the start of the arrowhead. In previous versions of Sizer, point loads with negative magnitudes were drawn with an arrow such that the end point of the arrow was to the left of the arrowhead, and the arrow would often cross the column.
Negative Loads (Bug 980)
When negative loads were placed on beam, the drawing was misplaced and not entirely visible. This has been corrected.
Eccentricity vs. Section Size (Bug 1492)
The program now shows the eccentricity of the selected load type as proportional to the member width. Previously it was shown an arbitrary distance from the centre of the member. Axial loads that are not of the same load type as the selected appear with the rest of the loads of that type, remote from the member.
Display of Units (Change 82)
The units were not displayed, even though they are displayed in the beam diagram. In particular, axial UDLs did not indicate they are in plf or kN/m, even though the corresponding joist loads are in pounds. The program now shows plf or kN/m by those loads, and beside the scale at the bottom of the diagram.