Custom Hierarchy Feature

[Matti]

@lraimo
It seems a bit difficult. I cannot say if this would be done.

[Alex.J]

@lraimo Wouldn’t a classification be more suitable?
Classify elements by there level location or by their top and bottom elevation and use that classification in the custom hierarchy.

[SanneVertommen]

Hi,
We had the same issue so we made a classification based on category and used that to organise the results within checking

[twosk]

@SanneVertommen said in Custom Hierarchy Feature:

made a classification based on category

@SanneVertommen how did you classify results based on clash category yourself?

[Pauwels Tom]

We made a classification where we placed the components in a classification with the same name.

then we can filter by this classification.

[twosk]

@Pauwels-Tom thanks, does it work like this?

by the way your method gives custom sorting like this?

[Alex.J]

@Pauwels-Tom why don’t you use Component directly at level 2?

[john.lipp]

@Pauwels-Tom

That’s a clever workaround. For those interested, here is a component.classification that includes all components/containers if you want to categorize results by Component:

Component.classification

Since they the components automatically localize in the column, you can use this regardless of the language you are running Solibri with

[lraimo]

Thanks to @SanneVertommen suggestion I got almost the result that I wanted. Only downside is I can not get issue count the same way as in Category hierarchy
Category hierarchy result

Custom hierarchy result

[lraimo]

Unfortunately, with the larger model, I realized that the result is not what I want. For example under Electrical-Electrical there are also issues with Electrical and HVAC

Would like to get result by Level and then the same way as in Category hierarchy, bonus would be to get issue counts. Is there any way to achieve this?

[lraimo]

Another question is it possible to make Custom Hierarchy based on issue location?