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| # | Drag This | To This | With This Connection Type | And This Will Happen |
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| L1 | Anything from the System Model Panel (or Repository Panel) | Anything in the Repository Panel (or System Model Panel)
| Reference | Reference Connection will be created but nothing will be generated |
| L2 | SysML Block | Folder | Model Transform | User will be presented three options: - Generate Excel Workbook and Table – If selected, this will generate Excel workbook (.xlsx file) in the folder, a new sheet in the workbook, and a new table in the sheet—all with same names as the block. Columns corresponding to the value properties of the block will be generated in the Excel table. A model transform connection will also be created between the SysML block and Excel table for downstream compare and sync.
- Generate NX CAD Model – If selected, this will generate a NX CAD model in the folder. The model will include a part structure based on the SysML block structure. A model transformation connection will also be created between the SysML block and NX CAD part for downstream compare and sync.
- Generate Simulink Model – If selected, this will generate a Simulink model in the folder. The Simulink model will include blocks, ports, and lines generated from the internal block structure (part properties, flow ports, and connectors) of the SysML block. A model transformation connection will also be created between the SysML block and Simulink model for downstream compare and sync.
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| L3 | SysML Block | Excel Workbook | Model Transform | - A new sheet and a table in the sheet—both with same names as the block—will be generated in the workbook. Columns corresponding to the value properties of the block will be generated in the Excel table.
- A model transform connection will be created between the SysML block and the Excel table.
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| L4 | SysML Block | Excel Sheet | Model Transform | - A new table in the context of the sheet will be generated with columns corresponding to value properties of the SysML block.
- A model transform connection will be created between the SysML block and the Excel table.
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| L5 | Excel Table | SysML package | Model Transform | - A new SysML block will be generated with value properties corresponding to columns of the Excel table.
- A model transform connection will be created between the SysML block and the Excel table.
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| L6 | SysML Block | Excel Table | Data Map | - A new row will be generated in the table with column values corresponding to the default values of the value properties of the SysML block ONLY IF a model transform connection exists between a parent block (supertype) of the given block and the Excel table (such as by operations L2 - L5).
- A data map connection will be created between the SysML block and the Excel table row
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| L7 | SysML Block Instance | Excel Table | Data Map | - A new row will be generated in the table with column values corresponding to the slot values of the SysML block instance ONLY IF a model transform connection exists between the classifying block of the instance and the Excel table (such as by operations L2 - L5).
- A data map connection will be created between the SysML block instance and the Excel table row.
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| L8 | Excel Row | SysML package | Data Map | - User will be asked to select one of the two options: (1) generate a block instance (default option), or (2) generate a specialized (subtype) block. If the first option is selected, a SysML block instance will be generated with slot values corresponding to the columns values of the given row. This block instance will be an instance of the block that has a model transform connection to the table. If such a block does not exist, then a new block will also be generated with a model transform connection to the Excel table (same as operation L5). If the second option is selected, a SysML block will be generated with value properties (and default values) corresponding to the columns values of the given row. This block will be a child (subtype) of the block that has a model transform connection to the table. If such a block does not exist, then a new block will also be generated with a model transform connection to the Excel table (same as operation L5).
- A data map connection will be created between the SysML block instance (or specialized block) and the Excel table row.
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| L9 | NX Part | SysML package | Model Transform | - Generates a SysML block structure from NX CAD part structure.
- Refer to section 4.4.5 for step-by-step instructions
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| L10 | SysML Block | Folder | Model Transform | - See L2 above
- Refer to section 3.4.5 for step-by-step instructions
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| Creo |
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| L9 | Creo model | SysML package | Model Transform | - Generates a SysML block structure from Creo model structure.Refer to section 3.4.6 for step-by-step instructions
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| L10 | SysML Block | Folder | Model Transform | - See L2 above
- Refer to section 3.4.6 for step-by-step instructions
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| Simulink |
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| L9 | SysML Block | Folder | Model Transform | - See L2 aboveRefer to section 3.4.7 for step-by-step instructions
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| L10 | SysML Activity | Folder | Model Transform | - Same as L9 aboveRefer to section 3.4.7 for step-by-step instructions
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| L11 | Simulink model | SysML package | Model Transform | Users will be presented with 2 options: - Generate SysML block – Generates a SysML block structure (part properties and ports from Simulink model structure).
- Generate SysML activity – Generates a SysML activity structure (call behavior actions and activity parameter nodes).Refer to section 4.4.7 for step-by-step instructions.
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Creating connections between existing model elements The drag-n-drop operations listed in the table above generate models. Starting with this release, Syndeia can also create model transform and data map connections between existing model elements without generation. You can then perform a compare and sync operation on these connections to sync the models. The following drag-n-drop operations are available between existing model elements:
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