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This task shows you
how to place a door or a hatch on a compartment.
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Placing a door (or
hatch) on a compartment defines the the type of door, its location,
opening, and certain other parameters like orientation. |

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Click the Place Access Part
button
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The Catalog Browser displays.
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Expand the trees, and click on
the part you want to place.
Note that when you move your mouse pointer over a bulkhead or wall, the
part you selected "moves" with it. You are prompted to select the
placement boundary. |
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Define the placement boundary by
selecting the location where you want to place the part, such as a wall,
and click. This also fixes the lateral position of the door.
You are prompted to select the orientation boundary. |
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(Optional) To flip the part
around, click the blue arrow (the placement vector), as shown below:
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Define the orientation boundary by
clicking the deck surface.
The Define Offsets dialog box displays.

A placement vector also displays on the deck - it is the red arrow in
the image below. Click it to place the door below the deck.

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To complete the door placement,
do the following:
- For Sill Height, key in the orientation boundary offset, (the
distance between the orientation boundary, in this case the deck, and
the surface on which the orientation plane was placed). In this example
it is the bottom of the door.
- Click Apply to see the location of the part.
- (Optional) Click the Create Opening checkbox to automatically create
the opening for the part when it is placed. (Note, the part you are
placing must have an opening associated with it for this command to
work.)
- Click OK to place the part.
The door is placed at the location you defined, and it displays in the
specifications tree. |