Model Reference Manual

How to Use the Syntax Graphs	and also shows the standard syntax graphs which are often referenced from other graphs.
General Commands	describes commands used for saving work, setting units and tolerances, and handling alphanumeric output. These commands are common to several AVEVA E3D™ modules, but are included here for convenience.
Display	describes how to control the way the model is displayed in a graphical view.
Interacting with a Graphical View	describes how commands can accept input from picked items in the graphical view, and how to define construction aids and label the design elements. Note that the commands in this chapter have generally been superseded by newer graphical facilities available from the GUI, and are only included as information for users maintaining older code.
Error Messages	explains some of the error messages which may be generated by MODEL.
Equipment and Primitives	describes the commands for modelling, including positioning, orientating and connecting commands applicable to these elements.
Piping, Ducting and Cable Trays	describes the commands for modelling, including selecting Components from the Catalogue, and positioning, orientating and connecting commands applicable to these elements.
Automatic Pipe Routing	describes the commands for users who require these facilities should enquire about AVEVA’s Advanced Router product.
Structural Design Using Catalogue Components	describes its main focus on structural steelwork design, with extensions of the concepts to include their use for representing walls and floors in more general building design.
Design Templates	are groups of elements which can be defined and stored as a single parameterised element, and then inserted into a model.
Data Consistency Checking	explains how to check Data Consistency.
Clash Detection	describes the Clash Detection facilities.
Copying Model Data from AVEVA E3D™ to Review	gives details of the EXPORT command, which Copies Model Data from AVEVA E3D™ to Review.