This article provides basic work instructions for the Geometries module in Relatics 5, including how to create and manage physical spaces such as blocks, decks, and sections, as well as how to define and maintain hierarchical relationships between these elements.
Introduction
In this module, you can create, manage, and structure all physical spaces within a project—such as blocks, decks and, sections. The Geometry module in Relatics enables you to define each physical element and establish clear hierarchical relationships between them, ensuring a consistent and navigable project structure.
Objective
The goal is to create a coherent and traceable geometric model of the project environment. Without a clear spatial structure, it becomes difficult to align design data, project deliverables, and responsibilities. Misunderstandings about physical locations or their interdependencies can lead to inefficiencies, delays, or even design conflicts.
Solution
Relatics offers a structured way to build and manage the physical breakdown of a project. By clearly defining all relevant spaces and their relationships—from general areas to specific sections—you enable consistency across disciplines.
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