Typical source data
Typical source data
Line layouts, machine assemblies, asset registers, field dimensions, multi-angle photos and process relationships
Recommended workflow
Recommended workflow
Define equipment and station codes, approve representative assets, place them by layout, validate connections and produce suitable levels of detail.
Key acceptance criteria
Key acceptance criteria
Equipment positions, recognizable form, interfaces, asset IDs, repeated instances, material count and near-to-far appearance
Typical deliverables
Typical deliverables
Complete line scenes, independent machine assets, hierarchy and ID maps, plus LOD or optimized variants
Risks to control early
Risks to control early
Conflicting revisions, undocumented modifications, missed reuse and manufacturing CAD detail entering the runtime model
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can mechanical CAD be used directly?
It normally needs internal parts and manufacturing features removed, followed by material and hierarchy cleanup.
How are repeated machines handled?
Matching assets can use instancing while retaining independent business IDs for queries and status.