For the option: | Do the following: |
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Subsystem Name | Select the subsystem you want to save and, optionally, rename. The menu lists all open subsystems. |
New Subsystem Name (optional) | Enter a new name for the subsystem. |
Select one of the following options: Existing Variant, New Variant, Delete all Variants | |
Existing Variant | Select the existing variant you wish to update. |
New Variant | Enter a name to create a new subsystem variant. |
Delete all Variants | Select this option to remove all variant definitions from the subsystem file. The current state will be the new "default". |
Minor Role | Select a minor role to identify how your template-based product should use the subsystem when creating an assembly of subsystems for Analysis. Your template-based product displays different pull-down menus to set the minor role depending on the major role of the template: For Adams Car and Adams Driveline: ■any ■front ■rear ■trailer |
File Format | Select the file format to use when saving the new file to the target database: ■TeimOrbit - Saves the file in the traditionally used format. See TeimOrbit File Format. ■XML - Saves the file in an industry-standard data format. See XML File Format. ■Binary - Saves the file in Adams binary format. See Binary File Format |
Target | Select either Database or Directory. ■Database - The target database for the subsystem. The menu lists all writable databases. ■Directory - Select a directory in which to write the subsystem file. |
Close subsystem after save | Select if you want to close the subsystem after saving it. |
Include Parameter & Hardpoint comments | By default, TeimOrbit subsystem files will include parameter variable and hardpoint tables with comment lines. If you wish to turn off these comment lines, deselect this toggle. |
Subsystem Objects | If turned on, select any objects created at the subsystem-level (in the Standard Car or the View Interface) that you wish to save to the subsystem file, such as requests, measures, or design objectives. |
![]() | Select to display a dialog box where you can add multi-line comments to any entity, to describe its purpose and function. Your template-based product displays different comments dialog boxes, depending on the entity type for which you want to record comments: ■If recording comments for modeling entities in Standard Interface, your template-based product displays the Entity Comments dialog box. ■If recording comments for any other entity type, your template-based product displays the Modify Comment dialog box. Learn about Recording Comments. |
Database Info | Select to display the Information window, which lists currently available databases. Learn about Working with the Information Window. |