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Several factors affect whether a particular product
appears in process verification. Among them are the use of the
Hide Unassigned Parts check box,
associated operators, the options
selected in the Tools > Options > Digital Process for Manufacturing
> Verification tab, and the Products Shown/Hidden list selection. The visibility states described below are only valid if the option Support Engineering Requirements in Tools > Options > Digital Process for Manufacturing > Verification is turned on. If turned off, FTAs are not supported at all. |
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| Note: Hiding or showing products is managed by hiding or showing the 3D representations of the product or resource. For example, if Process Verification "hides the product," the representation of the product is hidden. The product per se is not sent to the hidden space. | ||||||||||||||||
| The table below describes the effect of the Hide Assigned Parts check box on different options for product visibility. | ||||||||||||||||
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| The visibility of FTAs-objects and geometric elements (circled
in red) and of other
geometry within ARM parts (circle in yellow) are handled separately. This
image shows the different types of objects:
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Visibility Rules for FTAs and Geometric Elements (circled in red, above)Geometric elements and FTAs are only shown at the current activity if they are assigned to the current activity with the relation Process implements requirement (i.e., the relation is not cumulative). Other FTAs and geometric elements are hidden because they are not assigned. Visibility Rule for Geometries within ARM Parts (circled in yellow, above)Usually geometries, such as a pad, are only shown if their ARM part is assigned with a relation such as Process processes product to the current activity or a previous activity. This caveat does not apply to FTAs or geometric elements. |