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Yulia Ivanova
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This article describes how to view clash tests and edit clash test settings.

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Viewing the list of clash tests

The Clash Automation pane contains a list of clash tests.

Opening the list of clash tests

To view the list of clash tests:

  • In the Revizto application, in the 3D section toolbar, click Clash Automation image8.png.

    This opens a list of clash tests. For column descriptions, see Clash test fields.

    To customize the list view and find the clash tests that you need, you can do the following:

    • To show or hide columns, in the upper-right corner, click image3.png, and then select or clear the checkboxes next to the column names.
    • To sort the list by a column, click the column header. To sort in the opposite direction, click the header again.
    • To resize the columns, drag their borders.
    • To change the order of columns, drag them.
    • To filter the list of clash tests, expand the Filters bar at the top and specify the filter criteria.
    • To search for a clash test, type a word or its part in the search field image7.png. The search is performed in the following fields: the clash test name, the default assignee, the "Stamp" field of the default stamp template, and the names of clashing search sets.

Clash test fields

The following table describes the columns in the list of clash tests.

Some of the columns might be hidden. To show a column, click image3.png, and then select the checkbox next to the column name.

Column Description
Name The clash test name.
Clash detection status

Shows whether the clash test results are up to date.

  • image4.png. The clash test is completed and doesn’t require an update.
  • image9.png. The clash test results might not be up-to-date. Possible reasons:
    • The 3D model changed after the last clash detection.
    • The clash test settings changed after the last clash detection.
    • The clash detection was not run yet.

To update the clash test results, run clash detection.
Issue tracker sync

Shows whether the clash test results changed since the last sync with the issue tracker.

  • image4.png. The clash test results did not change. There is no need to sync the clash test with the issue tracker.
  • image10.png. The clash test results changed or the clash test was never synced with the issue tracker.
Access

Shows whether you and other project members can access the clash test. Possible values:

  • <empty value>. No one is editing the clash test. You can open it for editing if you have enough rights.
  • <another project member's name>. Another project member is editing the clash test. You can open the test in read-only mode.
  • <your name>. You checked out the clash test on another device. You can edit the clash test only on that device until you relinquish it.
  • You editing now. You checked out the clash test on this device. You can edit the clash test only on this device until you relinquish it.
  • New clash test. You created this test and haven’t relinquished it yet. You can edit the clash test. Other project members that have enough rights will see the clash test only after you relinquish it.
  • No rights to run/edit. You have no rights to edit or run the clash test. However, you can view the clash test results.
Clashes The number of clashes.
Groups The number of clash groups.
Active groups The number of clash groups that have at least one active clash.
Resolved The number of clash groups that have Resolved or Approved status.
New The number of clash groups that have at least one new clash after the last clash detection run.
Issues

The number of clash groups that have linked non-completed issues. It is updated only when the clash test is synced with the issue tracker.

When a clash group is resolved, it is removed from the clash test.

Therefore, this number does not include the issues that were automatically completed during the clash detection.
Stamp default

The issues generated by the clash test get this stamp template upon creation.

If you use advanced issue automation, you can override this stamp template for specific issues.
Assignee default

The issues generated by the clash test get this assignee upon creation.

If you use advanced issue automation, you can override this assignee for specific issues.
Priority default

The issues generated by the clash test get this priority upon creation.

If you use advanced issue automation, you can override this priority for specific issues.
Deadline default

The issues generated by the clash test get this deadline upon creation.

If you use advanced issue automation, you can override this deadline for specific issues.

To learn how to set clash issue deadlines, see Deadline in "Clash test settings."
Date created The clash test creation date.
Created by The clash test creator.
Last run date
 		 The date of the last clash detection run.
 
Last run by
 		 The person that started the last clash detection run.
 
Last issue sync date
 		 The date of the last sync with the issue tracker.
 
Lasst issue sync by
 		 The person that started the last sync with the issue tracker.
 
Open
 		 The button that opens the clash test results.
 

Viewing and editing clash test settings

You can view the settings of all clash tests that are visible to you.

You can edit clash test settings if you have one of the following roles in the test: "Project administrator," "Clash administrator," or "Test administrator."

Viewing and editing clash test settings (single test)

To view or edit clash test settings:

  1. In the Clash Automation pane, select a clash test.

  2. If you don’t see the settings pane at the right, click Clash test settings image2.png at the top of the Clash Automation pane.

    Each settings section can contain a button that indicates whether you can edit the settings:

    • image11.png. You can edit the value.
    • image1.png. You can edit the settings.

    • image5.png. You can view the settings. The orange box at the top of the Settings pane contains the reason why you cannot edit them.

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  3. To view or edit a settings group, click its view/edit button.

    For settings descriptions, see Clash test settings.

  4. If you edited the clash test, remember to relinquish it afterwards. This will upload your changes to the cloud.

Editing clash test settings (multiple tests)

If you have enough rights, you can edit the access rights, labels, and simple issue automation fields for multiple tests at once. To be able to edit issue automation settings, check out the tests.

To edit multiple clash tests:

  1. In the Clash Automation pane, select multiple clash tests.

  2. If you don’t see the settings pane at the right, click Clash test settings image2.png at the top of the Clash Automation pane.

    For settings descriptions, see Clash test settings.

  3. Edit the settings.

    You can edit the issue automation settings only if all of the following conditions are met:

  4. If you edited issue automation settings, relinquish the clash tests.

Importing clash test settings

You can import most of the clash test settings to one or several clash tests.

The settings that you import overwrite the current settings, except for labels. Imported labels are added to the clash test without overwriting its current labels.

To import clash test settings, you must have one of the following roles in all of the destination tests: "Project administrator," "Clash administrator," or "Test administrator."

To import clash test settings to several tests:

  1. In the Clash Automation pane, select and check out the destination tests.
  2. If you don’t see the settings pane at the right, click Clash test settings image2.png at the top of the Clash Automation pane.
  3. In the settings pane, click Import settings.
  4. Select a source clash test.

  5. Select the checkboxes next to the settings that you want to import.

    For settings descriptions, see Clash test settings.

  6. Click OK.
  7. Relinquish the clash tests.

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