12. Assemblers

12.1. Assemblers in d3VIEW

The Assembler application in d3VIEW provides an environment for managing assemblies and creating system models.

It contains two tabs:

1. Assemblers
2. System Models

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12.2. Assemblers

An Assembly can be created by clicking on ‘New Assembly’ button available in the right top of the page.

The create Assembly modal has

1. Name
2. Description
3. Design Step
4. Files

Files can be uploaded directly or extracted from a ZIP file and added to the assembly.

^{Create Assembler}

Once an assembly is created, selecting an Assembler opens its detailed view, which includes:

1. Assembly information ( About )

Which shows file and assembler used in system model information

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2. Available files

Files associated the Assembler are shown with view and verisons

^{Assembly Files}

3. Graph view of the assembler

^{Assembler Graph}

4. Parameters extracted from the added files

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12.3. Creating a System Model

After creating one or more Assemblers, users can select multiple assemblers to generate a System Model.

To create a System Model:

1. Select the assemblers by draggig or by selecting check box and Click Create System Model.

3. Provide a name and description.

5. Click Create.

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12.4. System Models Page

The System Models page lists all created system models along with their input file details.

Opening a system model provides multiple tabs:

1. About Tab

Displays all details from the assemblers used to build the system model.

2. Main Tab

Shows information main input file included in the system model

3. Assemblies tab

Displays information about assmblers used to create System model like Files, versions and actions

4. Simulations Tab

This tab lists all simulations associated with the system model.

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12.5. Create a Simulations

User can create a new simulation by selecting a load case.

Creating a new simulation opens the Advanced Editor, which includes:

1. Variables panel (right side) – variables can be dragged and dropped into the editor
2. Editor panel (left side) – where you build or modify the input file
3. Preview feature to verify the final simulation file
4. After previewing, click Apply to create the simulation, which will then appear in the Simulations tab.

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12.6. Using Assemblers and System Models in Other Applications

Assemblers and System Models created in this application can be reused across d3VIEW:

1. In Workflows.
2. As inputs to various Workers.