Bundle Configuration > Bundle Merging > Automatic Bundle Merging
Properties Excluded from Bundle Merge Property Check
Examples
You can use this project preference to refine the “Check Properties and Values when Merging Bundles” preference. The preferences are used by the composite or modular breakdown process when you run them with the “Merge Bundles and Identical Insulation?” setting selected.
Note
The examples described in this topic for bundles, also apply to the equivalent project preferences for Insulation Runs:
Check Properties and Values when Merging Insulation Runs
Properties Excluded from “Insulation Run Merge Property Check”
Properties that Block Insulation Run Merge
Differing Property Value Example
In this example, the project preferences Check Properties and Values when Merging Bundles and “Properties Excluded from Bundle Merge Property Check” are set as in Figure 64.
Figure 64: Preference Settings 1
The bundles in Figure 65 are candidates to be merged. The two bundles have the same property, “RefDim”, but with differing values, “1” and “0”, this means that the “Check Properties and Values when Merging Bundles” preference will not allow them to be merged.
Figure 65: Pre Merge Bundle 1
However, you have specified “RefDim” in the “Properties Excluded from Bundle Merge Property Check”, which means the bundles can be merged. You have also specified a conflict value “0”, which is assigned to the newly merged bundle as in Figure 66.
Figure 66: Post Merge Bundle 1
No Conflict Value Example
In this example, the project preferences are set as in Figure 67. You have not specified a conflict value.
Figure 67: Preference Setting 2
The bundles in Figure 68 are candidates to be merged. The two bundles have the same property, “RefDim”, but with differing values, “0” and “1”, this means that the “Check Properties and Values when Merging Bundles” preference will not allow them to be merged.
Figure 68: Pre Bundle Merge 2
However, you have specified “RefDim” in the “Properties Excluded from Bundle Merge Property Check”, which means the bundles can be merged as shown in Figure 69. No value is assigned for the property because you have not specified a conflict value.
Figure 69: Post Bundle Merge 2
Parent Topic:
Automatic Bundle Merging
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