Entering the Dynamic Behavior Modeling Workbench

Enter the workbench using the Start command.

1. Click Start from the bar, then select Systems > Dynamic Behavior Modeling.

   You enter the Dynamic Behavior Modeling workbench.

   The Dynamic Behavior Content / Behavior Library Representation dialog box appears to help you create a new behavior library.

   
   
   

2. Use the Dynamic Behavior Content / Behavior Library Representation dialog box to create a new behavior library or click Finish.

Enter the workbench using the PLM Access > New... command.

1. Select PLM Access > New... or New from the menu bar.

2. You can:

   • Create a new behavior library

     You enter the Dynamic Behavior Modeling workbench.

     The new behavior library appears from the Package Browser.

   • Create a new logical component with a dynamic behavior;

     Refer to Functional and Logical Behaviors > Creating a Functional / Logical Component with Behavior from the VPM Functional Logical Editor User's Guide.

     You enter the VPM Functional Logical Editor workbench.

     The new logical component and its dynamic behavior representation appear from the RFLP tree.

     You can then switch from the VPM Functional Logical Editor workbench to the Dynamic Behavior Modeling workbench.

Enter the workbench from the VPM Functional and Logical Editor workbench.

1. From the VPM Functional Logical Editor workbench, insert a dynamic behavior in an existing logical component.

   Refer to Functional and Logical Behaviors > Insert a Behavior in an Existing Logical Component from the VPM Functional Logical Editor User's Guide.

   Tip: You can also create a logical component with a dynamic behavior to enter the VPM Functional Logical Editor workbench.

2. To switch to the Dynamic Behavior Modeling workbench, use one of the following methods:

   • From the RFLP tree, double-click the MainModel node.
     
     
   • From the 2D Graph, click the behavior icon (at the bottom right) then double-click the related logical representation tooltip..
     
     

   You enter the Dynamic Behavior Modeling workbench.

   The new logical behavior appears from the Package Browser.

Enter the workbench by opening an existing behavior library.

1. In the Search box of the Bar, enter dbl:* as a search string.

   Notes:
   

   • dbl is used for dynamic behavior library.
   • You can replace * with the name of your dynamic behavior library.

2. Click Search .

   The Search result list is displayed.
   
   

3. Double-click an item from the list.

   You enter the Dynamic Behavior Modeling workbench.

   The selected dynamic behavior library appears from the Package Browser.