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• Add the following parameters in the Knowledge Browser:

• Drag and drop parameter Z in Horizontal and drop parameters Nr, Names$ and CaseID in both Horizontal planes and Transverse planes.
• Drag and drop the other parameters and drop parameters Frame_Nr, Frame_spacing and X in Transverse planes.
• Drag and drop parameter Z in Horizontal planes.

2    Enable users to modify calculated values

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• Click on the parameter Volume in the Knowledge Browser, select the Parameter tab of the Properties window and enter @MODIFY in the Data field.

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3    Modify parameter display order

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• Click on the parameter Loa in the Knowledge Browser, select the Parameter tab of the Properties window and enter @ORDER:1 in the Data field.

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4    Define minimum and maximum values for parameters

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• Create the following relation for parameter X in entity Transverse planes in the Workbase:

X = Frame_nr * (Frame_spacing/1000)

For each case, representing a transverse reference plane, this relation will be calculated. Parameter Frame_spacing does not have a @MULTVAL attribute, thus the value provided for Frame_spacing will be constant for each case.

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• Create the following relation for parameter CaseID in entity Transverse planes in the Workbase:

CaseID = ORCA(1)

The function ORCA(1) returns the current case number (during execution). Later on, this calculated value is used to refer to one of the transverse reference planes.

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• Right-click on parameter Nr in entity Transverse planes and select Taxonomy>Instantiate “Nr” (or press Ctrl+E).

Now, the background of the this parameter's Properties window for this parameter the textfield turns to changes from white to light yellow. This means that you are now able to set properties and provide a reference text and attributes for the parameter which differ from the global reference text and attributes for this parameter.

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• Set the attribute @WBNAME:Number of transverse reference planes
  
• Change the reference text to Number of transverse reference planes.
• Do the same for parameter Name$ (make it local, @WBNAME: Name of transverse reference plane, reference: Name of transverse reference plane)

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• Provide parameters Z, CaseID and Nr Name$ with the attribute @MULTVAL.
• Include the following parameters in entity Horizontal planes: Nr, Name$, CaseID, QEntityDoc and QEntityRef.
• Localize the parameters Nr and Name$ in entity Horizontal planes and provide for both parameters a @WBNAME attribute to define a display name.
• Create the following relation CaseID = ORCA(1).

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