The Geometry Processor editing tool in Beast Core 6 allows you to upload your own 3D data files and assign each to a specific system. View the list of all uploaded systems and component groups on the 3D Viewer Settings …

To view other components that directly connect to a selected component in Beast Core 6, left click the Connections (three connected shapes) icon at the top of the Details Pane. Locate and View Component Connections Prerequisite Select a component in …

Use the Component Processor to export and import the metadata used to describe each component in your model. Export and Import CSV Files Click the four-diamond icon on the far-left side of the screen to access the Component …

Download and view a document in its native viewing application via the Beast Core 6 Document Viewer plugin. Download and Save a Document Open the Document Viewer plugin from the left-hand content pane’s drop-down menu. Or, by …

View the Beast Core 6 minimum hardware requirements, HMI options, and minimum network speed recommendation. Minimum Hardware Specs Required Operating System - Windows 10 64-bit Chrome- Latest version Processor - Intel Core i5-10300H CPU @ 2.50GHz 2.50GHz Video - Integrated …

Use the Configure Table menu in the Beast Core 6 Search plugin to: Control the number of columns that display in a search results table Determine the order in which the columns appear Group search results by a selected metadata …

Use the (default) Components tab in the Beast Core 6 Search plugin to find specific component metadata. Use a searched component’s Action Menu options to learn more about that component, view and interact with a 3D Model of it …

In the Workspace Configuration plugin, use the Platform Details page to edit a selected platform’s Title, Subtitle, Description, and/or Platform Image. Beast Core uses this information to set the platform’s profile. How to Configure Platform Details Ensure …

Using the Zoom feature in the Beast Core 6 3D Viewer quickly moves you to a close-up view of a selected component. Zoom to a Component in a Loaded 3D Model Load your desired System (s) via the 3D …

The Beast Core 6 3D Viewer Settings plugin features the ability to save and upload scenes that support the users’ specific needs. What is a Scene? A Scene is a representation of what you’re currently viewing in the main …

The Document Processor in Beast Core 6 provides an Action Menu option to open a selected document in the Document Viewer application. View an Available Document Click the Ellipsis button in the same row as the document you want to …

Use the Search plugin’s Documents tab in Beast Core 6 to locate uploaded PDF documents. Search Plugin → Documents Tab Select the Documents tab in the Search plugin window: On the main screen Or, In the left-hand content pane …

Use the Component Processor editing tool in Beast Core 6 to access an editable version of a specific component’s Details Pane when you want to make minor modifications to that component’s metadata. NOTE Exporting component metadata to a …

The Banner page in the Beast Core 6 Workspace Configuration plugin allows users with Admin access to add a Classification banner to indicate a workspace’s security level, configure a Custom banner, or hide the banner feature. Banners display at …

Easily locate and view component metadata via the Components tab and Search feature in the Beast Core 6 Component Processor editing tool. Search for a Specific Component’s Metadata Click the four-diamond icon on the far-left side of …

Learn how to use the controls provided in the Beast Core 6 Document Viewer plugin to move through a selected document associated with a system or component in your workspace. Access the Document Viewer Plugin Click the far-left page …

information on Networking in AKS, see: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/concepts-network 3.3 - Integration Points The architecture diagram in Figure 4. External Architecture Diagram includes integration points, including On-Premises and Remote assets. 4 - Security …