Clash Detection Dialog (2024)

Create a New Job


Clash Detection Dialog (1)

Adds a new entry to the job list with the default name,Untitled Job. Untitled Job is highlighted and ready to be renamed.

CLASHDETECTION JOB NEW

Save the Selected Job to Disk


Clash Detection Dialog (2)

Saves the job setup for future use. The job is saved in theactive local file.

CLASHDETECTION JOB SAVE <job name>

Duplicate the Selected Job


Clash Detection Dialog (3)

Copies the selected job. When you click the icon, a newentry is added, ready for a name change.

CLASHDETECTION JOB COPY <job name>

Update the Selected Job from the Library


Clash Detection Dialog (4)

Synchronizes the local job to match the one in the DGNlibrary.

CLASHDETECTION JOB UPDATE <job name>

Create a New Group


Clash Detection Dialog (5)

Creates a new group to which you can add clashes. When youclick the icon, a new entry is added, ready for a name change. Delete


Clash Detection Dialog (6)

Deletes your selection from the All Jobs list box. Deletesthe selected job, the results, or a selected group. If a group with results isselected for deletion, all the clash results in that group, move to the parentdirectory. This icon is not available if the selected job is a library job.

CLASHDETECTION JOB DELETE <job name>

All Jobs List Box Lists the jobs created for clash detection. Once yourun a clash detection job, a Results directory displays in the list box underthe job name. Pause the pointer over the Results entry to see if the clashdetection is successful, the number of clashes detected, and when the clashdetection was last run. If any clash groups are created, they also displayunder the results of that job.

Jobs can be local or from a library or a job whose local and library copies match. You can save and then modify local copies of the jobs. Once a job is copied locally, it is not automatically synchronized with the library job. It can, however, be manually synchronized.


Clash Detection Dialog (7)

The grey book icon indicates that the job has not been copied locally.


Clash Detection Dialog (8)

A filled blue book icon identifies a local job.


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A green check mark appears next to the job when it has been copied locally, and still matches the library job.


Clash Detection Dialog (10)

The blue delta icon appears next to a job if it has been copied locally, but no longer matches the library copy.

Right-clicking the Jobs list box opens a menu with options identical to the items on the Job menu.

  • New Job
  • Duplicate Job
  • Rename Job
  • Save Job
  • Delete Job
  • Update Job from Library


Clash Detection Dialog (11)

Displays when a clash detection job is run and clashes are detected. Click to open the Results tab of the dialog to view the list of clashes.


Clash Detection Dialog (12)

Displays if you create group(s) of clashes. Click to view the clashes in the selected group.
Job > New Job Same as clicking the New Job icon. Job > Save Job Same as clicking the Save Job icon. Job > Duplicate Job Same as clicking the Duplicate Job icon. Job > Rename Job Allows you to rename the job.

CLASHDETECTION JOB RENAME <job name> <new name>

Job > Delete Job Deletes the job. Job > Update Job from Library Same as clicking the Update From Library icon. Job > Process Job Same as clicking the Process button. Job > Visualize Sets If on, highlights the elements in the color (red orblue) set on the Criteria tab for Set A and Set B.

CLASHDETECTION VISUALIZATION ELEMENTSETS [OFF | ON]

Job > Advanced Settings Opens the Advanced Settings dialog, which includes settings fortouching tolerance, element clearance, and clash discovery limit. Job > Exit Closes the Clash Detection dialog. Results > Clear All Deletes all the clash information from the Resultstab.

CLASHDETECTION CLASHRESULT CLEAR

Results > Export All > Excel/CSV Exports the clash results to an Excel spreadsheet,including groups of clashes.

CLASHDETECTION CLASHRESULT EXPORT EXCEL <pathname\filename>

Results > Export All > GPS Opens the Export GPS File dialog, which allows youto export the clash location(s) to a GPS system. To allow this export, youfirst need to define a Geographic Coordinate System. Controls on this dialog are analogous to those on the Save As dialog.

CLASHDETECTION CLASHRESULT EXPORT GPS

Results > Display Settings Opens the Clash Display Settings dialog, which allows you to setcolor, transparency, highlight and zoom values for clashes. Criteria tab Usedto select levels, references, or named groups to be included in the clashdetection job. Rules tab Usedto turn on or off and manipulate suppression rules for the clash detection. Results tab Displaysthe details of each clash as well as the properties of the clashing elements. Process Click Process to begin the clash detection. A ClashDetection Progress bar opens, informing you of the number of clashes found.

After the initial opening of the Clash Detection dialog and creating and processing a job, you can use the key-in CLASHDETECTION PROCESS <job name> to process a clash detection job and save the results without opening the Clash Detection dialog.

CLASHDETECTION PROCESS <job name>

Close Closes the Clash Detection dialog. If you close thedialog without saving the job, you will lose all changes.

DIALOG CLASHDETECTION CLOSE

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