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Set the default descriptions used for profiles in different situations. The descriptions are shown in 3D-Item Information in the Hull design applications and Item Information in Hull Viewer, and used in reports as the descriptions of parts.

Stiffener At Frame And Breadth

Description for a stiffener at a frame and breadth. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.

Stiffener At Frame And Height

Description for a stiffener at a frame and height. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.

Stiffener At Breadth And Frame

Description for a stiffener at a breadth and frame. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.

Long. Frame Breadth And Height

Description for a longitudinal frame at a breadth and height. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.

Deck Beam

Description for a deck beam. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.

Longitudinal Frame From CL

Description for a longitudinal frame at a height and breadth. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.

Slant.Stiff. Frame And Breadth

Description for a slanted stiffener at a frame and breadth. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.

Slant.Profile Frame And Height

Description for a slanted profile at a frame and height. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.

• ?/? – Replaced by the start and end location of the part. Used for slanted parts only.

Slant.Stiff. Breadth And Frame

Description for a slanted stiffener at a breadth and frame. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.

• ?/? – Replaced by the start and end location of the part. Used for slanted parts only.

Slt.Long.Frame Breadth Height

Description for a slanted longitudinal frame at a breadth and height. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.

• ?/? – Replaced by the start and end location of the part. Used for slanted parts only.

Slanting Deck Beam

Description for a slanted deck beam. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.

• ?/? – Replaced by the start and end location of the part. Used for slanted parts only.

Slt.Long.Frame Height Breadth

Description for a slanted longitudinal frame at a height and breadth. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.

• ?/? – Replaced by the start and end location of the part. Used for slanted parts only.

Bent Profile

Description for a created bent profile. In addition to free text, the following variables can be used. They will be replaced by the variable values in the actual description texts.

• PLATENAME – Replaced by a complete description of the plate.

• PROFNAME – Replaced by the profile name (HP140x8, for example).

  Note: In Excel reports the value of PROFNAME is replaced with the value of the ProfileName variable. The value of ProfileName for the different profile types can be defined in System Management > Presentation > Profiles > Dimension Text, in the Name definition column.

• VAR – Replaced by the position of the plate.

• VPR – Replaced by the position of the profile.