Content Comparison

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1. Connections – This will check all elements that are inside the structural element that have the "MANUFACTURE_COMPONENT" Component Type paramter containing "connection" in their value

2. Embeds – This will check all elements that are inside the structural element that have the "MANUFACTURE_COMPONENT" Component Type parameter containing "embed" in their value

3. Lifters – This will check all elements that are inside the structural element that have the "MANUFACTURE_COMPONENT" Component Type parameter containing "lift" in their value

4. Reinforcement – Checks "MANUFACTURE_COMPONENT” Component Type parameter against:

   1. Contains “rebar”

   2. Contains “strand”

   3. Contains “wwf”

   4. Contains “mesh”

   5. Contains “shear” and “grid”

   6. Is equal to “cgrid standard”

5. Other – This checks for everything that is inside the element but not labeled as one of the above element types

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Settings – Mark Naming Rules

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This tool will use all chosen elements and group them based on a set of parameters from the tree. When first clicking on the group tool you will be brought to a window that asks if you would like to use all elements or just use the elements chosen in the data grid. This can be useful if trying to only sort a subset of the mark numbers. Regardless of the selection the tool will then create a sorting tree or use the existing one if already created. This tree only uses the following properties for comparison and filtering purposes: Family Name, Type Name, and Approximate Volume. All elements are then grouped by these three parameters and renamed using the grouping rules defined in settings to give them a new appropriate mark number. Each consecutive group found will be named Prefix001, Prefix002, ectetc. Where prefix is the found prefix in the settings rules or “Mark” if no rules are applicable to the current family instance. If a mark had a mark number previously the old mark number will be removed and the new mark number will be used instead.

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