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- New Manufacturing
Scenario
- Creates the combination of states,
excitations, probes, and content that you create to test different aspects of a
manufacturing plan.
- Click New Manufacturing Scenario. In the Scenario dialog box, select the
simulation objects you want to use in the scenario. In the Compass, click
Play to see the scenario's simulation.
See
Creating a Manufacturing Scenario.
Note:
This command is not available in a PPR Context.
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- Measure
Probe
- Measures the distance between one
selected point in the content and another. This measurement can be saved with
the scenario.
- Click Measure Probe and select the items for measurement. Add the probe to
a scenario.
See
Defining a Measure Between Probe.
Note:
This command is not available in a PPR Context.
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- Interference
Probe
- Determines whether two objects
clash or cross too close to a predetermined buffer.
- Click Interference Probe, and modify default items in the dialog box. Add the
probe to a scenario and run it.
See
Defining an Interference Probe.
Note:
This command is not available in a PPR Context.
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- Section
Probe
- Sections the content at specified
points.
- Select the content. Click Section Probe and modify the size and orientation
of the section plane. You can attach the resulting section to the content.
See
Creating a Section Probe.
Note:
This command is not available in a PPR Context.
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- Camera
Viewer Probe
- Enables you to set a camera on
objects in your content so that you can see aspects of your simulation from
that viewpoint.
- Click Camera Viewer Probe. Enable camera mounting in the
viewer, select the part from which you want to see the action, then select
Mount to Selection in the Viewer. You can zoom in and out to
points of interest.
See
Creating a Camera Viewer Probe.
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- Data
Readout Probe
- Configures the data readout probe
- Click Data Readout Probe, then select a resource that you want data about.
Configure the data readout panel so you can monitor the resource while it is
being simulated.
See
Creating a Data Readout Probe.
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- Motion
Trace Probe
- In the work area, creates a graphic 3D record of the movements of a robot or
other device.
- Click Motion Trace Probe and select an object whose motion you want to see. Run a
scenario and the motion trace appears.
See
Creating a Motion Trace Probe.
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- Simulate and
Generate Results
- Simulate and generate
results from your simulation. Results are saved a dedicated
panel.
- In the 3D Simulation panel, click Scenario, right-click on the scenario thumbnail
you want to simulate, and select Simulate and Generate Results. The results
appear in the Results panel.
See
Generating Scenario Results.
Note:
This command is not available in a PPR Context.
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- Link management
- Displays and repairs inconsistent links for the selected object.
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Select a track to view the Links Management panel.
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Delete or automatically reconnect any inconsistent links as required using the contextual menu.
See
Managing Inconsistent Links on Tracks.
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- Snap
- Snaps two resources or two products.
- A context toolbar provides a number of commands to help you snap the two objects.
- For more information, see Plant Layout Design User's Guide: Smart
Snapping Resources: Snapping Products or Resources.
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- Manufacturing Scenario Update Management
- Checks and updates manufacturing scenarios and tracks that are
out-of-date following design changes to the moving objects.
See
Updating a Manufacturing Scenario.
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- Issue Management
- Lets you create and assign issues, and view existing ones directly from the
application.
- Select an object from the tree or from the 3D view.
See
Reporting Issues.
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