Edit

• Undo: Undoes the last major change in the model's geometry.

• Cut: Cuts out an element and stores it on the PC's clipboard for subsequent pasting in another place. This function should be used with care.

• Copy: Copies an object and stores it on the PC's clipboard for subsequent pasting in another place. This function should be used with care.

• Paste: Inserts the contents of the clipboard.

• Options...: Opens the dialog box for changing the software settings. If tsbi5 is active a dialog for viewing and changing standard parametres for tsbi5 is opened.

• Default...: Opens a dialog box for attaching default constructions and the database from which they are selected by holding the left mouse button down while dragging the construction to the Default dialog box.

• Clear Selection: Deselects any objects selected in SimView.

• Insert: Inserts the following objects into the model:

  • building(s) from another project. The function Insert | Building is used when defining shadows from the surroundings or when more than one storey are to be imported from SimDXF as CAD created geometry.

  • WinDoors or Openings in selected faces.

• Add: Opens a sub menu for:

  • Allowing a new building,

  • a space to the selecetd face,

  • a face between selected points of a face,

  • an edge between points of a face,

  • a WinDoor or an opening,

  • a PvArray BSim module similar to WinDoors.

• Split: Opens a dialog box that allows:

  • an edge to be split by creating a new point (vertex) in the middle of the edge,

  • a face to be split between two selected points (vertexes).

• Move: Opens a dialog box for moving a face in parallel to the face's normal vector.

• Delete: Deletes a selected object from the model.

• Register: Registers .DLL and .OCX files for use by BSim. This normally happens automatically during installation of the software suite.

• Clean Model: Allows to choose between two functions to tidy the model:

  • Model removes surplus infromation and objects from the model, Geometry cleans the gromerty i.e. by combining vertexes with a distance less than the "snap" distance (see Options).