When you create an area, the area and perimeter of that area are stored in the database. If you subsequently amend that area graphically, its area and perimeter may change in the design file. The Update Areas tool updates the database record to reflect…

From the Planner menu, choose Area > Create. The Create Area wizard opens. From the list box, select Deduction Area and click Next. The Modify Instance Deduction Area screen opens. Click Next. The Attach/Detach Shapes screen opens. In the design…

Using MicroStation tools, draw a closed shape for each outline the area may have and a closed shape for every hole (for example: column, atrium). From the Planner menu, choose Area > Create . The Create Area wizard opens. From the list box, select…

The area class is the only type of information which is stored permanently in the design file. To create an area, you first define the graphical representation of the area, using a MicroStation closed shape, and then create the area using one of the Create…

After you have performed a non-graphical move in which you packed assets into a container, to get those assets out of the container, you must unpack it. You can move containers which are located in another area adjacent to the room in which the assets…

Use the Browse window to locate the room whose contents you want to move. In the view window, use the Place Fence tool to place a fence around the entire room. Back in the Browse window, right-click the room whose contents you want to move and choose…

Use the Browse window to locate the room whose contents you want to move. In the view window, use the Place Fence tool to place a fence around the entire room, to ensure that all the assets in the room are selected. Back in the Browse window, right…

Use the Browse window (Planner > Browse) to locate the room containing the employee(s) you want to move. If the employee(s) in the room are not already displayed, use Planner > Display > Asset Display to display all employees within the view window…

Use the Browse window (Planner > Browse) to locate the room containing the employee(s) you want to move. If the employee(s) in the room are not already displayed, use Planner > Display > Asset Display to display all employees within the view window…

Do one of the following: In the Commands Class List dialog box (Planner > Tools > Class List), expand either Assets > Employee or Areas > Room, select Move Wizard, then click Execute. or In the DGN, right-click on an employee or room, then choose…

Using the Move Wizard you can move employees and the assets linked to them, or the contents of selected rooms, in a single action. You can move these assets individually, or by creating selection sets of employees or rooms. You can choose to move the…

Using Bentley Facilities Planner's Move Assets and Labels tool, you can move assets and containers and labels graphically within the model. To move assets graphically, using the Move tool From the Planner menu, choose Tools > Move Assets And Labels…

Graphical moves Graphical moves allow you to select assets and quickly and easily move them to another location in the same DGN, typically without leaving the view window. Non-graphical moves and containers Non-graphical moves allow you to move…

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From the Planner menu, choose Asset > Create. The Create Asset wizard opens, displaying the Select Instance Class screen. From the list box, select an instance class and click Next. The Modify Instance screen opens for the selected object. In the…

In the Browse window Bentley Facilities Planner, navigate to, select, and right-click a room, then choose Room Book from the pop-up menu. The Room Book dialog box opens. In the Room Book dialog box, click Create. The Select Asset Class dialog box opens…

In order to use required settings for shapes, we should create Element templates for each Space type. Select on Element Templates Drop-down and select to manage all In opened Element Templates Dialog create new group and then new templates required…

Everything in the facilities management model is an object be it a document, a person, a telephone,a contract, a room, or a piece of furniture. For management purposes, items of furniture and equipment are referred to as assets and such things as buildings…

From the navigation bar on the left expand Application Solutions - Facilities Space Planer and select a solution.

Follow steps 1 through 5 in the previous procedure, To create a catalog item based on an existing symbology . When the New Symbology screen opens, turn on 'No, I want to create a new symbology entry', then click Next. When the Select Cell Library…

Creating items in the catalog using the Catalog Wizard Catalog wizard is very easy to use tool with simple set of steps for catalog items creation procedure. Select an asset class. Select an existing asset as a template for the new one, or create…

Rooms Can be added to Departments or Divisions in several ways. Using Search, Browse options or just by Modifying Room and adding Link with Department. If it is not easy to find the Room using Search option and requirement is to link Room to a division…

If your company is not already displayed in the Navigate pane,right-click and choose Links > Organization Link. Next, right-click in the Navigate pane and choose Search. The Search window opens. From the Class drop down list box, select Division or…

In Bentley Facilities Planer Ribbon, in Navigation Tools Group select Search The Search window opens. From the Class drop down list box, select Company, then click the Start button. The list of existing companies displays in the instance window. In…

To start Bentley Facilities Manager From the Start menu, choose Programs > Bentley > Facilities CONNECT Edition > Bentley Facilities Manager. The Bentley Facilities Manager Login dialog box opens. From the Datasource drop down list box, select the…