When placing multiple beams across a single grid bay, what should you select?

When placing multiple beams across a single grid bay, selecting the "Beam System" option is the most appropriate choice. This option is specifically designed to facilitate the layout of multiple beams in a systematic manner, allowing for the concurrent placement of several beams that align with the defined grid. A beam system typically considers factors like spacing, size, and materials, ensuring consistency and accuracy in the design process.

Using the beam system helps streamline the design because it automatically applies the specified parameters across the selected grid, saving time and reducing the chance of errors in the layout. This feature is particularly advantageous when dealing with complex structures where multiple beams are required within the same grid bay, providing a cohesive and organized approach to beam placement.

In contrast, other options might focus on different aspects of beam placement or configuration, and while they may have valid uses, they do not directly address the need for placing multiple beams simultaneously in a grid bay as effectively as the beam system does.