Devid, I have two bolting groups in my model, one with 5 bolts, another one with 10 bolts (all other prop of these bolts+nuts are the same). So practically I have 15 bolts and 15 nuts. How can I arrange my organizer so that he will output 1 row with 15 bolts and 1 row with 15 nuts? Now if I choose parameter NUMBER of BOLT.NUMBER/NUT.NUMBER it shows me number of bolts in one group, and in this way he shows me 2 rows for the same bolts (one row with 5 bolts and second row with 10 same bolts). And another question. How can I arrange my oragizer to make him show the material of my bolts? In my model I have the same bolts with only one difference, one is galvanized and another one is from stainless steel (this difference is originally set in my bolting groups catalog).
Hi Dave, thanks a lot for your videos, very very interesting. A question. Is it possible to create a multilevel list within Organizer, so a list of assemblies with included parts split per each assembley?
Yes, on the Object Browser side, click the Menu button (three horizontal bars) and choose "Show Content". This will list all the secondary parts of an assembly.
I don't know of specific videos, but there is a ton of content on the Tekla User Assistance page - teklastructures.support.tekla.com/search/site/organizer
You can definitely be more specific than this video shows - if you notice, the "sections" also have Z elevations that you can specify for each section - so they can be different from floor to floor. Finally, you can actually manually drag and drop parts to specific sections/floors if you want.
Oragnizator filter daesn't work very well, always we can find other object with parts...it is expected that this tool saves us manual work but it seems that we must create groups by selecting parts in the model, otherwise it will include everything even the points and construction lines even with well-defined filters. Your Organizer need mor much organization and developpemnt. I give 0 /10 as a score.
Devid, I have two bolting groups in my model, one with 5 bolts, another one with 10 bolts (all other prop of these bolts+nuts are the same). So practically I have 15 bolts and 15 nuts. How can I arrange my organizer so that he will output 1 row with 15 bolts and 1 row with 15 nuts? Now if I choose parameter NUMBER of BOLT.NUMBER/NUT.NUMBER it shows me number of bolts in one group, and in this way he shows me 2 rows for the same bolts (one row with 5 bolts and second row with 10 same bolts).
And another question. How can I arrange my oragizer to make him show the material of my bolts? In my model I have the same bolts with only one difference, one is galvanized and another one is from stainless steel (this difference is originally set in my bolting groups catalog).
Hi Dave, thanks a lot for your videos, very very interesting. A question. Is it possible to create a multilevel list within Organizer, so a list of assemblies with included parts split per each assembley?
Yes, on the Object Browser side, click the Menu button (three horizontal bars) and choose "Show Content". This will list all the secondary parts of an assembly.
@@TrimbleTeklaDave Thanks a lot! Will try it out.
Any video or website that show how deep we can categorize our model?
I don't know of specific videos, but there is a ton of content on the Tekla User Assistance page - teklastructures.support.tekla.com/search/site/organizer
In location categories, can we sort by Building, Floor then section?
You can definitely be more specific than this video shows - if you notice, the "sections" also have Z elevations that you can specify for each section - so they can be different from floor to floor. Finally, you can actually manually drag and drop parts to specific sections/floors if you want.
is there alternative to ms excel for generating reports from organizer will be usefull
Please reach out to your local Tekla helpdesk support team: www.tekla.com/contact/offices-and-resellers.
Oragnizator filter daesn't work very well, always we can find other object with parts...it is expected that this tool saves us manual work but it seems that we must create groups by selecting parts in the model, otherwise it will include everything even the points and construction lines even with well-defined filters. Your Organizer need mor much organization and developpemnt. I give 0 /10 as a score.