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--- en:projekte_und_prozesse:projektexplorer [2024/10/25 15:15] – neelest
+++ en:projekte_und_prozesse:projektexplorer [2025/04/15 13:08] (aktuell) – [Machine configuration] cschall
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 The currently open processes are displayed in the upper area of the project explorer. This allows the user to easily switch between different running simulations or projects.
-=====Process Explorer=====
-Below this is the Process Explorer, which lists the currently selected project directory. All processes stored in the project directory can be displayed here and opened directly by double-clicking. The structure provides a quick overview of all processes that are available in the project.
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-Filter settings
+=====Middle Area: Process Explorer=====
+Below this is the Process Explorer, which lists the currently selected project directory. All processes stored in the project directory can be displayed here and opened directly by double-clicking. The structure provides a quick overview of all processes that are available in the project.
+====Filter settings====
 In the filter settings, it is also possible to display and import older archives and processes:
-ptf archives: Old archives in PTF format can be easily integrated into the project structure.
+      * **ptf archives**: Old archives in PTF format can be easily integrated into the project structure.
-Pro import: Old process files in PRO format can also be imported and are therefore available in the current environment.
+      * **Pro import**: Old process files in PRO format can also be imported and are therefore available in the current environment.
 ====Materialexplorer====
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 The second tab in the project explorer is the material explorer, which offers you two options for accessing material data:
-* **Connection to the PAM material database**: You can use this option to connect to a PAM material database. This gives you access to all material data records that have previously been entered into the database. This enables centralised and consistent management of all material data within your projects.
+      * **Connection to the PAM material database**: You can use this option to connect to a PAM material database. This gives you access to all material data records that have previously been entered into the database. This enables centralised and consistent management of all material data within your projects.
-**Local material folder**: Alternatively, you have access to the local material folder, which contains materials in the new //*.xmat-// or //*.xmis// format. If old materials are still available in //*.mat// format, they can be opened with a double-click and automatically converted to the new REX/PSI Next Generation format. This conversion function makes it easier to transfer material data from earlier versions to the new simulation environment.
+      * **Local material folder**: Alternatively, you have access to the local material folder, which contains materials in the new //*.xmat-// or //*.xmis// format. If old materials are still available in //*.mat// format, they can be opened with a double-click and automatically converted to the new REX/PSI Next Generation format. This conversion function makes it easier to transfer material data from earlier versions to the new simulation environment.
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 ====Machine configuration====
-The third tab in the project explorer is dedicated to the machine configuration. Various configuration data for screws and barrels can be stored in this area. These files can be imported into new processes in order to keep the machine parameters consistent and reproducible.\\
+The third tab in the Project Explorer is dedicated to variable machine configuration and displays all screws, hoppers, cylinders, and tool components within the configuration folder. The path for the components is defined in the [[en:optionen:optionenallgemeines|general settings.]] By default, this path is located within the project directory.
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-In addition to screw and barrel files, other machine components such as hoppers and moulds can also be stored. This structuring enables a clear separation and simple management of machine data, which considerably simplifies the configuration and creation of new processes.
+The folder serves as an optional repository for all available machine elements, which can be viewed and modified via double-click in the Explorer.
+Machine elements can be added in two ways:
+  * Directly from the screw/cylinder/hopper/tool dialog via //export into a file//
+  * Via //Project// > //Export Process// > //Seperate Files//
+The saved machine components can optionally be loaded and used either directly during process creation or through the corresponding dialog using //Import from a file//.
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-=====Properties window=====
+=====Bottom Area: Properties window=====
 The properties window is located at the bottom of the project explorer. This window displays specific properties and parameters depending on the position of the mouse pointer in the user interface. For example, if the mouse pointer is positioned over a diagram, the corresponding result values are displayed. For machine components such as screws or cylinders, the geometry parameters are displayed in this area. This dynamic display of properties helps the user to quickly analyse and check process details or simulation results.
-===Further topics===
 ===Further topics===
   * [[en:projekte_und_prozesse:prozess_erstellen|]]