AVEVA Clash Manager™ 14.3 User Guide

AVEVA Clash Manager Window : Clash Set Data
Use the AVEVA Clash Manager - Clash Set Data window to enter details of a new clash set, or to edit details of an existing clash set. Clash sets can be defined directly, copied from an existing clash set, or created from the Default template clash set, if defined.
The default clash set provides default values for New Clash Sets created using the ADD functionality available from the AVEVA Clash Manager - Clash Set window and also when a personal clash set is created automatically during the Clash Check CE process. The default clash set method enables items in the Check, Obstruction or Exclude Lists to be set as defaults.
During the Clash Check CE process, the AVEVA Clash Manager - Clash Set window is used to enter details of a personal clash set. This clash set is used for EVERY clash check of the CE in the particular MDB and, consequently, the default values should be used wherever possible. The Title and MDB fields are read-only. The Check List is automatically completed with details of the group element of the CE. Entries can be made in the Obstruction and Exclude lists, but it is recommended that neither is populated. In these circumstances the Obstruction list defaults to ALL and the Exclude list remains empty.
The AVEVA Clash Manager - Clash Set window includes the following items:
A list of named elements or wildcards covering a range of elements and their attributes from within the specified MDB that window the check list for the clash detection. The popup menu option Evaluate (refer to Evaluate for further information) may be used to verify that the resultant Check list is as required. The TYPE of Checklist elements must be consistent, all ZONEs or all PIPEs and so on.
Add, +CE and Delete
Respectively have the same functions as the Add, +CE and Delete functionality of the popup menu (refer to Add, + CE and Delete for further information).
The functionality on the Extents tab is used to specify the overlap, gap and clearances.
The functionality on the Limits tab is used to specify the co-ordinates of the space occupied by the clash set.
The functionality on the History tab displays the dates and details of previous clash runs.
No clash checks between items within the same hierarchy of given Types.
Some AVEVA Clash Manager ADMIN options, including merge (compress) and reconfigure, flag every element as having possibly changed geometry. To obtain maximum benefit from Clash Check Modified Elements Only a full Clash Check will need to be executed after use of these options.
Confirms selections made and closes the AVEVA Clash Manager - Clash Set window.
Ignores selections made and closes the AVEVA Clash Manager - Clash Set window.
A popup menu is available from the Obstruction List, Exclude List and Check List panes.
Adds items or expressions to the Obstruction, Exclude or Check List, displays in the AVEVA Clash Manager - Clash Set Data window.
Edits expressions selected in the Obstruction, Exclude or Check List, displays in the AVEVA Clash Manager - Clash Set Data window.
Adds the CE to the Obstruction, Exclude or Check List, displays in the AVEVA Clash Manager - Clash Set Data window.
Deletes the selected item from the Obstruction, Exclude or Check List, displays in the AVEVA Clash Manager - Clash Set Data window. The item is not deleted from the 3D model.
Displays the overall list when its wildcards are expanded, displays the Evaluate window, which displays a consolidated listing of the results of querying the 3D model and expanding the expressions in the particular list.
Double-clicking an item populated the AVEVA Clash Manager - Clash Set Data window.displays the Edit List Item window if the item is an expression or simply a GTYPE.
Note Regarding Modification of Existing Expressions: Prior to the introduction of expressions to the lists, the syntax was limited to wildcards applicable to item names. For example, <wildcard> of <owner>, which if entered as ^/M of WORL would have added all Items under WORL which begin with /M. This would now be written as an <expressionStypeB>: name like <wildcard> of <owner>, which would be entered as name like ^/M of WORL. Refer to Notes on Element Rule Syntax for further information.
The Evaluate window displays the results of expanding the expressions in the Obstruction, Check or Exclude list on the AVEVA Clash Manager - Clash Set Data window, or the results of expanding the Tracking Selection Rules on the AVEVA Clash Manager Configuration window - Gtype/Tracking tab.
Closes the Evaluate window.
Feedback of the state of the checking process is displayed in the Status Bar of the AVEVA Clash Manager window.
Progress bar and
adjacent indications
During the clash run, a Loading item number is continually updated.

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