The ASSEMBLY Statement
- Last UpdatedJan 30, 2023
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The assembly key attributes must be defined with the first assembly statement and
are then valid for all consecutive assemblies modelled in the same view.’
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ASSEMBLY , |
‘<assembly name>’ |
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[/KEY_PLANE_PANEL |
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/KEY_CURVED_PANEL |
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/KEY_PIPE |
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/KEY_EQUIPMENT |
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/KEY_CABLEWAY |
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/KEY_STRUCTURE |
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/KEY_VENTILATION |
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/BASE_PAN = ’<panel name>’]; |
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‘<assembly name>’ |
To create a model picture from the assembly data bank, the assembly name, <assembly name>, must be specified. Max length of name is 63 characters. |
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/KEY_PLANE_PANEL |
The plane panels in given assembly will be presented. |
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/KEY_CURVED_PANEL |
The curved panels in given assembly will be presented. |
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/KEY_PIPE |
The pipes in given assembly will be presented. |
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/KEY_EQUIPMENT |
The equipment items in given assembly will be presented. |
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/KEY_CABLEWAY |
The cableway in given assembly will be presented. |
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/KEY_STRUCTURE |
the structure in given assembly will be presented. |
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/BAS_PAN =’<panel name>’ |
Orientation of the assembly is based on the given panel (only plane panel) in such a way that the panel surface is inclined and the structure is on this side. The statement Keyword /PROJ must be set to 7. The /BAS_PAN Keyword is used for automatically generated assembly drawings. |
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