Lama
  • LayerManager
  • Fundamentals
    • 📖Main concepts
      • LamaBase
      • LamaData
        • LamaTables
        • LamaCategories
        • LamaView
      • LamaFile
      • LamaDoc
    • 🖥️UI overview
    • 📐Principles
    • ➕LamaExtensions
  • User Manual
    • 🚀Get started
    • 💡How to...
      • General
        • Start/ Stop Lama
        • Create Models/Projects
        • Create templates
        • Connect LamaProject
        • Save LamaFile
        • Version recovery
        • Add a license
      • Management
        • Vert./horiz. panel
        • Create elements
        • Create LamaTables
        • Create attributes
        • Create categories
        • Use table trees
        • Use multiple columns
        • Use object relations
      • Visualization
        • Activate layers
        • Show layers
      • Analysis
        • Create view
        • Modify view
        • Create validation rule
        • Use views
      • Transfer
        • LamaTables
        • LamaView
    • 📄Commands
  • Developer Manual
    • 🚀Get started
    • 💡How to...
      • Install plugin
      • Install toolbar
      • Publish plugin
    • 📑Resources
    • 🔗Compatibility
  • Feedback
  • Apps by Fritz Beck.
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  1. User Manual
  2. How to...
  3. Management

Use table trees

Last updated 1 year ago

Table trees can be created by enriching LamaTables with TableColumns. A TableColumn points to the related LamaTable.

The row values of the TableColumn point to a row of the related LamaTable using the matching criteria of the related LamaTable.

The related row values in the table tree can be visualized by their layers.

Example 1) Given is the following LamaModel based on TableColumns:

Wall has a component -> component has a material -> Material has a CO2Value

2) The row values of the TableColumns points to related rows:

Wall has component CoA -> CoA has Material Timber -> Timber has CO2Value 30.2 -> 30.2 is in the range of "Passed"

3) CO2Value (Passed/Failed) can be visualized in rhino based on the component of the wall objects.

Select CO2Value in the layer dropdown box-> click "Show layer"


💡
Activate layers
Show layers