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  • Add the following parameters in the Knowledge Browser:

Parameter name

Dimension

Determined by

Reference

In Class

Nr

[#]

VR: User only

Number of instances

General

Name$

[Str]

VR: User only

Name of object

General

CaseID

[-]

USR: User or system/equation

Case index

General

Frame_Nr

[-]

VR: User only

Frame number

General

Frame_spacing

[mm]

VR: User only

Frame spacing

Dimensions

X

[m]

VR: User only

X position, in longitudinal direction

Dimensions
Z[m]VR: User onlyZ position, in vertical directionDimensions

 

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

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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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