Positions

This tab presents a list of defined positions; the list is sorted by prefixes and numbers.

The position types shown below are presented on the list or may be excluded from presentation; the following icons, located in dialog, are used for this purpose:

- Profiles

- Plates

- Assemblies

- Groups

- User parts

- Schemes.

Below are three selection options (Parts, Families, Groups) used to activate a mode of presentation (sorting) of positions.

With the Parts option selected

In this mode elements are shown in one level, grouped by position types in the order as follows (the first order criterion for individual parts is a prefix, the next one is a number), in the alphabetical order of position designations :

  1. Profiles
  2. Plates
  3. Assemblies
  4. Groups
  5. User parts
  6. Schemes

With theFamiliesoption selected

In this mode elements are presented in the form of a tree with the following levels:

  1. Position type; the order of the items: assemblies, profiles, plates, user parts
  2. Family (in the alphabetical order)
  3. Within a family positions are presented in the alphabetical order of designations

With theGroupsoption selected

This mode offers multi-level presentation of elements; it is reflected in this mode which parts are assigned to which assemblies and groups. Positions are presented in the form of a tree with the following levels:

  1. Position types; the order of the items: groups, assemblies, profiles, plates, user parts, schemes

For the types Groups and Assemblies successive sub-levels are created:

for groups: elements included in a given group

for assemblies: single parts included in a given assembly.

This tab presents a list of all user-defined positions; the structure of positions and documents is shown in a form of a tree (see the drawing below).

The icon of a document included on the list is presented as follows:

If the icon of a view provided on the list is shown in bold, it is an active view.

The context menu (accessed by right-clicking the Positions tab), includes several options used to perform operations on selected positions: