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Using the interactive
method, ENOVIA users can take advantage of the ENOVIA and DMU Navigator
interoperability.
From
the ENOVIA product structure, users can launch any CAD models (CATIA V4/V5
and multi-CAx models) directly to a DMU Navigator session to perform
interactive interference analysis. A
clash is an interference type where a conflict is detected if two elements
occupy the same space zone.
The analysis results from DMU
Navigator can be saved back to ENOVIA by a push of a button in the DMU
Navigator's user interface. |
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This task shows you how
to compute clashes using CATIA V5 before analyzing the results in ENOVIA
V5. |
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You need to have a
current CATIA V5 session and a current ENOVIA LCA session running. |
How to transfer
templates and documents from ENOVIA LCA to CATIA V5 and from CATIA V5 to
ENOVIA LCA
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In CATIA V5, select Tools > Options... from
the menu bar.
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The Options dialog box is displayed. |
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On the left side of the Options tree pane,
click General.
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Select the Document
tab.
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In the
Linked Document Localization...
pane, select ENOVIA LCA and click
Activate if it is not set active.
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Restart you session, if necessary
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Click OK.
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How to display
the ENOVIA LCA Interoperability Toolbar
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Click
Start > Infrastructure > Product
Structure from menu bar.
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The ENOVIA LCA Interoperability toolbar looks like this,
click Connect to LCA
to launch ENOVIA V5. |
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How to check ENOVIA LCA Interoperability Toolbar display
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Select View > Toolbars from the menu
bar.
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The Enovia LCA checkbox is automatically
selected. |
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