Tie-Up

Source file: context-tie-up.htm

The Tie-Up context sensitive ribbon tab contains tools specifically related to tie-ups.

Tool Location on the ribbon Operation

View Tie-up Sheet
(for a published tie-up)

Design Tie-up Sheet
(for an unpublished tie-up)

 Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Edit group
>View Tie-up Sheet
or Design Tie-up Sheet		 For information on designing a tie-up sheet, see Design Tie-up Sheet.
Clone Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Edit group
> Clone		 To clone a tie-up, follow these steps:

  1. Select a tie-up in the project explorer or view window.

  2. On the Tie-Up tab, in the Edit group, select Clone. BlastLogic will clone the tie-up and add the cloned version to the blast’s Tie-ups folder. The cloned tie-up will be unpublished and named as draft <consecutive number>, as shown in the example below.


    BlastLogic will also open the cloned tie-up in the view window.
Validate Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Publish group
> Validate		 To validate a tie-up, follow these steps:

  1. Select the tie-up in the project explorer or view window.

  2. On the Tie-Up context ribbon tab, in the Publish group, select Validate. The Validate <tie-up name> of <blast name> panel will appear, displaying any tie-up warnings and messages.

    Note:  If you have not published the tie-up to the Server, you will be able to interact with the messages by selecting the buttons in the Action column.
Publish Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Publish group
> Publish		 For information on publishing a tie-up, see Publishing a tie-up.
Delete From Server Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Publish group
> Delete from Server		 To delete a tie-up from the Server, follow these steps:

  1. On the Tie-Up context sensitive ribbon tab, in the Publish group, select Delete From Server. A Question panel will appear.

  2. Review the panel message.

  3. Click Yes to delete the tie-up from the Server. Click No to keep the tie-up on the Server.

Export Tie-up Sheet to PDF		 Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Export group
> Export Tie-up Sheet to PDF		 To export a tie-up sheet to a PDF, follow these steps:

  1. On the Tie-Up context sensitive ribbon tab, in the Export group, select Export Tie-up Sheet to PDF. The Export <tie-up sheet name> panel will appear.

  2. Specify an export location in the Save PDF to field by entering a folder location or by clicking and selecting the desired location from the file explorer.

  3. Review any warning messages in the Message column of the panel table.

  4. Click OK.
Export Electronic Data Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Export group
> Export Electronic Data		 For information on exporting electronic data, see Exporting electronic data.
Timing Envelope Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Model group
> Timing Envelope		 For information on generating a timing envelope diagram, see Timing Envelope.
Timing Contour Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Model group
> Timing Contour		 For information on generating a timing contour diagram, see Timing Contour.
Burden Relief Surface Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Model group
> Burden Relief Surface		 For information on generating a burden relief surface diagram, see Burden Relief Surface.
First Movement Diagram Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Model group
> First Movement Diagram		 For information on generating a first movement diagram, see First Movement Diagram.
Animate Tie-up Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Model group
> Animate Tie-up		 For information on animating a tie-up , see Animate Tie-up.
Fragmentation Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Model group
> Fragmentation		 For information on modelling fragmentation, see Fragmentation Modelling.
Vibration Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Model group
> Vibration		 For information on modelling vibration, see Vibration Modelling.
Overpressure Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Model group
> Overpressure		 For information on modelling the overpressure, see Overpressure Modelling.
Bill of Materials Tie up context sensitive ribbon tab
> Report group
> Bill of Materials		 Open the Bill of Materials report in a new view window. This report contains a table of the quantities and symbols of the blast products used in the tie-up.