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Marine mode naming rules are used to define unique names for Drawings by Rule documents. The naming rules also define sheet names within the drawings.

Rules for orthographic drawing names are delivered in the Visual Basic projects in the [Product Folder]\ShipDrawings\Data\Rules\NamingRules\DrawingSheet folder. Each project is compiled into a .dll and delivered in the [Product Folder]\ShipDrawings\Middle\Bin\NamingRules folder. The rules are also bulkloaded into the catalog. For more information, see Naming Rules Worksheet.

You can define document and sheet names for a component when you use the Edit Sheet Properties command in SmartSketch Drawing Editor while a drawings by rule document is open. Document naming rules are defined on the Document tab of the Sheet Properties dialog box. Sheet naming rules are defined on the Current Sheet tab of the Sheet Properties dialog box.

For more information on the Edit Sheet Properties command, see the SmartSketch Drawing Editor Help.

The following default naming rules are delivered:

Default

Document

Names the drawing using the following criteria:

(Plant) <plant name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"-D"<index number>

(Marine) <model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"-D"<index number>

For example, if a model named L101 has a location ID set to 12 in the Project Management task, the name of the second drawing created should be named L101-12-00002.

Sheets

  • Names drawing sheets using the default software names. For example, two sheets are named Sheet1 and Sheet2.

Name by Assembly

Finds the first view on the drawing (as sorted internally by the software), finds the primary input object on the view (such as a system or part), and uses the parent assembly or block of the primary object, as defined by the Planning task.

Document

Names the drawing using the following criteria:

<model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"-"<assembly/block name>"-D"<index number>

For example, for a model name of L101, a location ID of 1, and an assembly name of A0123, the first drawing created based on the assembly name should be named L101-1-A0123-D0001.

Sheets

Names drawing sheets using the following criteria:

<assembly/block name>"_"<index number>

For example, three sheets using the same assembly name are named A0123, A0123_1, and A0123_2. Two sheets using different assembly names are A0123 and A4567.

When the criteria for the rule are not met, the software defaults to the Default rule.

Name by Query

Finds the first view on the drawing (as sorted internally by the software) and uses the primary input object on the view (such as a system or part). Also determines if the Global Workshare Location ID is part of the block/assembly name.

Document

Names the drawing using the following criteria:

<model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"-"<object name>"-D"<index number>

For example, for a model name of L101, a location ID of 1, and a plate part name of <B0.1>-LS.5-1, the second drawing created based on the part name should be named L101-1-<B0.1>-LS.5-1-D02.

Sheets

Names drawing sheets using the following criteria:

<object name>"_"<index number>

For example, three sheets using the same plate system name are named A-103DCK, A-103DCK_1, and A-103DCK_2. Two sheets using different assembly names are A-103DCK and A-110DCK.

When the criteria for the rule are not met, the software defaults to the Default rule.

Name by Grid Plane

Finds the first view on the drawing (as sorted internally by the software), finds the primary input object on the view, and looks for the parent system if the input object is not a system. The rule then uses the name of the grid plane that defines a plate system or the profile system name for a profile system. This rule is only used for planar plate systems or intersection profile systems.

Document

Names the drawing using the following criteria:

<model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"-"<grid plane name>"+ or -"<offset from grid plane>"-D"<index number>

If the drawing is for a shell profile, names the drawing using the following criteria:

<model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"- Shell Profile -"<parent profile system name>"-"<index number>

For example, for a model name of L101, a location ID of 1, and a plate system defined by a grid plane of F222, the third drawing created based on the grid plane should be named L101-1-F222-D03. For a grid plane of F222 and a global coordinate system offset of -0.5 m, the drawing is named L101-1-F222-0.5-D03. For a profile by intersection, the profile name is used, such as L101-1-D47-1DCK-101T-D01.

Sheets

Names drawing sheets using the following criteria:

<grid plane name>"+ or -"<offset from grid plane>"_"<index number>

For example, three sheets using the same assembly name are named F222, F222_1, and F222_2. Two sheets using different assembly names are F222 and F232.

When the criteria for the rule are not met, the software defaults to the Default rule.

Name by Asking Assembly

Document (automatically created, single view, shell plates)

If a block or assembly is selected through an asking filter, the drawing is named using the following criteria:

<model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"-SH-EX-"<assembly/block name>" - "<PORT/STBD>"-D"<index number>

For example, for a model name of L101, a location ID of 1, and a starboard block name of B0.1.2, the second drawing created based on the grid plane should be named L101-1-SH-EX-BO.1.2-STBD-D03.

If a single shell part is selected without the block/assembly asking filter, the drawing is named using the following criteria:

<model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"-SH-EX-"<part name>" - "<PORT/STBD>"-D"<index number>

If multiple shell parts are selected without the block/assembly asking filter, the drawing is named using the following criteria:

<model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"-SH-EX-"<PORT/STBD>"-D"<index number>

Document (automatically created, single view, non-shell plates)

Names the drawing using the following criteria:

<model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"-"<grid plane name>"+ or -"<offset from grid plane>"-D"<index number>

For example, for a model name of L101, a location ID of 1, and a plate system defined by a grid plane of F222, the third drawing created based on the grid plane should be named L101-1-F222-D03. For a grid plane of F222 and a global coordinate system offset of -0.5 m, the drawing is named L101-1-F222-0.5-D03.

Document (automatically created, multiple views)

Names the drawing using the following criteria:

<model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"-MultipleViews-D"<index number>

For example, for a model name of L101, and a location ID of 1, the first drawing created based on the assembly name should be named L101-1-MultipleViews-D0001.

Document (manually created)

Use the Add Document command in the Management Console to manually create documents.

Names the drawing using the following criteria:

<model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"-"<assembly/block name>"-D"<index number>

For example, for a model name of L101, a location ID of 1, and an assembly name of A0123, the first drawing created based on the assembly name should be named L101-1-A0123-D0001.

Sheets

Names drawing sheets using the default software names. For example, two sheets are named Sheet1 and Sheet2.

When the criteria for the rule are not met, the software defaults to the Name by Query rule.

Name by Template Set Plate Part

This rule is applicable only to template set drawings.

Finds the first view on the drawing (as sorted internally by the software) and uses the primary input object on the view (such as a system or part). Also determines if the Global Workshare Location ID is part of the block/assembly name.

Document

Names the drawing using the following criteria:

<model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"-"<TemplateSet Plate Part name>"-D"<index number>

For example, for a model name of L101, a location ID of 1, and a Templateset plate part name of <B0.1>-LS.5-1, the second drawing created based on the part name should be named L101-1-<B0.1>-LS.5-1-D02.

Sheets

Names drawing sheets using the following criteria:

< TemplateSet Plate name>"_"<index number>

For example, three sheets using the same plate system name are named A-103DCK, A-103DCK_1, and A-103DCK_2. Two sheets using different assembly names are A-103DCK and A-110DCK.

When the criteria for the rule are not met, the software defaults to the Default rule.

Name for Full Expansion

This rule is applicable only to full expansion drawings.

Finds the shell expansion view on the drawing and finds the hull object on the view. Also determines if the Global Workshare Location ID is part of the name, and whether a port or starboard view type has been selected.

Document

Names the drawing using the following criteria:

<model name>"-"<Global Workshare Location ID>"- SHELL EXPANSION -" <PORT or STBD> "-D"<index number>

For example, for a ship name of L101, a location ID of 1, and a view type of starboard, the drawing should be named L101-1- SHELL EXPANSION -STBD-D0001.

Sheets

Names drawing sheets using the default software names. For example, two sheets are named Sheet1 and Sheet2.

When the criteria for the rule are not met, the software defaults to the Default rule.