Bundle Segment Creation 
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     Geometrical bundle is mandatory
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      If this option is selected, it means that you need to 
     create a geometrical bundle prior to defining a bundle segment. 
     
       
     By default, this option is selected.  | 
   
   
     
     Work with one multi-branchable per geometrical bundle
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      If this option is selected,
     
     only one multi-branchable document can be created within a geometrical 
     bundle: a single part contains the full harness, reducing the size of the 
     document, the number of contextual links and consequently the update time. 
     However to take advantage of the ENOVIA configuration 
     management, this option needs to be cleared if you want to manage the 
     effectivity at a more detailed granularity level: the branch. 
     Select this option if the configuration management does not 
     need to be done at the level of each branch, but at the level of a set of 
     branches created in a single document. 
     
       
     By default, this option is not selected.  | 
   
   
     
     Use customized display for geometrical bundle naming rule.
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      When this option is not selected, the name is 
     geometrical bundle. 
     If this option is selected the naming rule uses the default 
     name corresponding to the option set up in Infrastructure -> Product 
     Structure -> Nodes Customization tab, for the Product instance, 
     reference loaded item. This means that during the geometrical bundle 
     creation, its name is not overwritten. 
     Refer to the
     
     Infrastructure User's Guide Customizing section. 
     
       
     By default, this option is not selected.  | 
   
   
     
     Bundle segment color
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      Use the chooser to define the 
     bundle segment color at creation.  | 
   
   
     
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     Keep link with selected object
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      The object created from the selection will or not keep the 
     link according to this option. This option can take three values:  
     
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Always:  always creates the external 
       reference links. 
         
       It is the default value.  
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In geometrical bundle: creates external 
       reference links only if the selected object is part of the geometrical 
       bundle of the bundle segment.  
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Never: always creates a local copy of the 
       selected object with no associativity.  
      
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     Forbid selection outside current geometrical bundle
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      If this option chosen, the selection of points, supports or 
     devices which do not belong to the current geometrical bundle for bundle 
     segment routing is forbidden. 
     
       
     By default, this option is not selected.  | 
   
   
     
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     Branch/Support Link 
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     Only use publications to recognize adaptative supports
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      In visualization mode, when the part document is not 
     loaded, an adaptative support is recognized as such if the 
     ELEC-SUPPORT-RADIUS parameter is published. To take advantage of this 
     option, you need to publish it manually. 
     Refer to Part Design User's Guide - Advanced Tasks - Using 
     Tools - Publishing Elements. 
     If this option is not selected, or if the parameter is not 
     published, the support is not seen as adaptative. 
     
       
     By default, this option is selected.  | 
   
   
     
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     Bundle Segment Profile  
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     Circular profile/Any profile
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      If Circular profile is selected, the user 
     interface is the same as before (up to R14), for bundle segment creation. 
     If Any profile is selected, the ability to 
     manage profiles is activated: when the user creates a bundle segment, the 
     rib is replaced by a loft representation. More or different options are 
     available in the dialog boxes for Branch Definition, Bundle Segment 
     Definition and Profile Management. 
     This option only works for bundle segments within 
     multi-branchable documents. 
     
       
     By default, Circular profile is selected.  | 
   
   
     
     Keep the greatest value constant
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     | These four options are used to know how to update the parameters of the 
     profile when the profile area is directly modified or updated after wire 
     routing. | 
   
   
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      If this option is selected, the greatest value: 
     
       - between height and width value for rectangular profile
 
       - between major and minor axis value for an ellipse
 
      
     remains unchanged: only the other value is updated 
     accordingly. 
     
       
     By default, this option is selected.  | 
   
   
     
     Keep the smallest value constant
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      If this option is selected, the smallest value: 
     
       - between height and width value for rectangular profile
 
       - between major and minor axis value for an ellipse
 
      
     remains unchanged: only the other value is updated 
     accordingly.  | 
   
   
     
     Keep the ratio constant
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      If this option is selected: 
     
       - the height/width ratio for rectangular profile
 
       - the major axis/minor axis ratio for an ellipse
 
      
     remains unchanged: both values are updated at the same time 
     and keep their ratio constant.  | 
   
   
     
     Do not recompute values
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      If this option is selected: 
     
       - neither the height value/width value for rectangular profile
 
       - nor the major axis value/minor axis value for an ellipse
 
      
     are updated.  | 
   
   
     
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     Important: If the Set Area Constant 
		check box is selected in the Profile Management dialog box, then the Do
		not recompute values option is ignored, 
		and section parameters are updated as per Keep the ratio
		constant option. | 
   
   
     
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     Bundle Segment Computation  
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     Allow system to use a smaller bend radius value
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     In Standard algorithm  mode, if the algorithm does not 
     converge, the flexible curve is switched to a standard spline. 
        
     
     If Allow system to use a small bend radius value is selected, and the standard algorithm does not 
     converge, the bend radius is optimized to keep the flexible curve and 
     ensure a curve of better quality. Keeping 
     a flexible curve (a specific electrical curve) lets you manage slack, work 
     in Length mode and ensures good integration with Electrical Harness 
     Flattening.  
      
       
     By default, this option is not selected.  | 
   
   
     
     Standard algorithm
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      If Standard algorithm is selected, the standard 
     algorithm is used for bundle segment creation. 
     
       
     By default, this option is selected.  | 
   
   
     
     FLEX algorithm
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      If this option is selected, the FLEX computation algorithm is 
     used, giving a more realistic shape to the bundle segments. This option is 
     only available if a FLEX Physical Simulation license is present.  | 
   
   
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      Note: In Constrained Length 
     mode, the default accuracy is set to a very high value in order to respect 
     bundle segment length better. The value set for the balance slider is not 
     taken into account.  | 
   
   
     
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