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Alexeev081 [22]
3 years ago
9

Cual es la ?disciplina que se encarga de las reglas de clasificacion?

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bazaltina [42]3 years ago
7 0

En el artículo anterior Disciplinas en SMC, explicamos cómo la disciplina de un archivo abierto en Solibri Model Checker (SMC) es útil en la asignación de color de componentes y su uso en filtros de reglas. Actualmente, estas disciplinas están codificadas y limitadas a las de la siguiente lista:

uc-01-01

La discusión de las disciplinas surge durante la coordinación cuando se verifican las intersecciones entre los sistemas. A saber, en qué disciplina configurar los archivos a medida que se agregan al modelo federado y qué disciplinas se deben comparar entre sí mediante la regla de intersección general en SMC. La clasificación dentro de SMC simplifica la asignación automática de sus archivos utilizando su propia convención de nomenclatura a cualquier disciplina personalizada que le gustaría crear.

Por ejemplo, puede tener una convención de nomenclatura diferente de disciplinas y usar el término "Mecánico" en lugar de "HVAC". Además, es posible que tenga un modelo de "Comunicaciones" que se diferencie de los modelos "Eléctricos", para los cuales no existe una disciplina dentro de SMC.

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