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This task shows you how to import
checks (and rules) from Knowledgeware into your 3D document. Obviously,
you must have Knowledgeware installed to do so. |
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Before you can use this function,
you must make sure the settings are correct. Click Tools - Options -
General - Parameters and Measure and click on the Knowledge
Environment tab. Under Language, check Load extended language
libraries. Either check All Packages, or uncheck this
option and load the packages you will be using. A second setting you
must make sure of is: Click Tools - Options - Infrastructure
and click the Tree Customization tab. Activate
Parameters and Relations. |
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With your document open, make the
root object in the specifications tree active, and then click Start -
Infrastructure - Knowledge Expert. The application will open and you will
see new entries in the specifications tree. Now you have to import the
sample checks and rules provided with this application. |
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Click the Insert Rules
button. The Load
Report box will display. Navigate to the directory where the sample files
are stored and import the files for the application you are running. The
default directory and files you need to import are listed below:For
Piping Design: ...intel_a\startup\EquipmentAndSystems\MultiDiscipline\SampleData
Import the following files for Piping Design, HVAC Design and Tubing
Design:
- PhysicalPartsConnectivityCheck.CATProduct
- PhysicalPartsInconsistentNameCheck.CATProduct
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The checks and rules you have imported will display in
the specifications tree.
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4. |
Double click on the root product in the specifications
tree to exit Knowledgeware and return to your workbench. |