| Applies To | |
| Product(s): | OpenPlant Modeler |
| Version(s): | CONNECT Edition |
| Environment: | Windows 10 (64 bit) |
| Area: | Customization |
| Subarea: | |
| Original Author: | Fer Mykiel Gonzales, Bentley Technical Support Group |
Overview
User wants to add a Rubber Lined Gasket which will be associated to a specific joint type such as flanged.
Steps to Accomplish
1. Launch Bentley Class Editor CONNECT Edition.
2. Open OpenPlant 3D schema and Supplement it with Modeling and Modeling Views schema
3. Go to "Gasket" Class. Use the search button to be directed to the class easily.
4. Right-click on the "Gasket" Class and select Add Derived Class
5. Edit the Name and Display Label of the newly added derived class.
6. Go to the "Joint" Class and add the GASKET_RL in the FLANGE_JOINT Joint Type under OpenPlant_Physical_JointType_Map
Note: The seperator is a semi-colon and avoid adding space between the separator and the GASKET_RL
7. Save the Schemas
8. (optional) If the GASKET_RL is not yet added in the Spec Generator, then kindly following doc and wiki:
- To Add a New Component (bentley.com)
- (in steps 12 - 18): (+) How to Create New Spec Using OpenPlant Specification Generator CONNECT Edition. - OpenPlant | AutoPLANT Wiki - OpenPlant | AutoPLANT - Bentley Communities
9. Launch OpenPlant Modeler and see if the gasket is generated once the Flanges are connected.
See Also
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