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Customizing the ShipWeight System Database
Step 1: Prepare an Excel Sheet with your WBS
Step 2: Start ShipWeight and Log on
Step 3: Open up the System Database Creation window
Step 4: Make a copy of one of the existing WBS structures:
Step 5: Edit the new WBS structure
Step 6: Restart ShipWeight with the new Structure
Step 7: Make any necessary changes to the new WBS
Step 8: Open the Project Types window
Step 9: Create the new Parameters
Step 10: Make Custom Parameter View for New Parameters
Step 11: How to Edit Estimation Methods in ShipWeight
Step 12: How to Paste a Method Table into ShipWeight
Step 3: Open and Save a Project Copy
Step 4: Setting up a Catalogue Level in ShipWeight
Customizing ShipWeight Project Options
Step 1: Open the Options window
Step 2: Set Units and Startup Parameters
Step 3: Set Number of Decimals and Mass Properties Labels
Step 4: Set Quantity Properties
Refer to the Help File for Extra Information about the settings
Step 5: Set which Fields to Show and Field Order in Main Window
Setting Up Custom Codes and Item Settings
Step 1: Open the Code Definition Window
Step 2: Define an Editbox Custom Code
Step 3: Define a Listbox Custom Code
Step 4: Define a Calculated Custom Code
Step 5: Check the Added Codes in the Item Window
Step 6: Open the Item Setting Window
Step 9: Active the New Setting in the Item Window
Step 10: Make a Change to the Item Setting by Editing It
Step 2: Add a Weight Item in the Item Window via the “Single View”
Step 3: Add a Weight Item in the Item Window via the “Table View”
Step 4: Make a Change to a Weight Item
Step 1: Open the “Data File Import” Window
Step 2: Browse and Select a Spreadsheet File
Step 3: Select the sheet in the Import
Step 4: Manually Add Any Missing Import Mapping
Step 5: Check and Set Import Options
Step 6: Test the Import Prior to Importing It
Step 8: Update the Main Window
Filtering, Sorting and Changing Data in ShipWeight
Step 2: Open the Filter Window, Set and Save a Filter
Step 3: More on Filter and “Wild cards”
Step 5: Paste Values to Certain Columns
Step 7: Change Some Data Values by Calculation
Step 8: Adding a Correction Weight to Adjust a Summary
Step 9: Create a UnitWeight Library
Step 10: Create an Item Library.
Step 1: Open a Project with Weight Data
Step 2: Check the LCG_min and LCG_max Values
Step 3: Set Default Extent for Items without Extent Data
Step 4: Open the Weight Distribution Window
Step 6. Transform the Curve to a Given Number of Stations
Step 7: Create a SAWE Curve (Individual Stations)
Step 8: Export the Curve to a Stability Software Format
Step 9: Check the Curve in Other Directions
Step 10: Calculate Moment of Inertia and Gyradius
Step 11: Apply Any Necessary Filters
Step 12: Get the Main Moment of Inertia and Gyradius
Step 13: Calculate the Oscillation Period
Step 14: Export Data to Excel and/or text files
Step 15: Create Backups of Your Projects
Quality assurance (QA) – Compare and Vetting Projects
Step 2: Check for Extreme Values
Step 3: Compare Projects at Weight Group Level
Step 4: Run a Code Definition Envelope Check
Step 4: Check the Report Setup Window
Step1: Create (or select existing) Code for Worksets (or use Weight Groups)
Step 2: Enable the “Playground” in the Option window
Step 4: Choose a background color for the Playground item window!
Step 5: Open the Item Playground Window
Step 6: Assign items to a workset and check out the workset
Step 7: Make your changes to the weights in the playground area!
Step 8: Validate the change in the net change window!
Step 9: Review, Accept (or Reject) change
Step 10: Approve and Check In Workset
Step 1: Open Project in ShipWeight
Step 2: Select Historical Database
Step 3: Add Missing Parameter Values
Step 4: Export to Historical Database
Step 1: Start ShipWeight and Log on
Step 4: Select the Demo Ship Historical Database
Step 5: Activate the Demo Ships in Reference Project Window
Step 6: Select the Lightship Weight Group and Open the Estimation Window
Step 7: Estimate Lightship Weight
Step 8: Estimate Lightship VCG
Step 9: Estimate Lightship LCG
Step 10: Lock Lightship Estimate and Select Subgroup
Step 11: Estimate Weight of Equipment Group
Step 12: Estimate VCG of Equipment Group
Step 13: Estimate LCG of Equipment Group
Step 15: Change Weight Estimation Formula for Hull
Step 16: Estimate the Hull Weight
Step 17: Estimate the Hull VCG
Step 18: Estimate the Hull LCG
Step 19: Move to Machinery Group
Step 20: Set Power Range Limit to Filter Projects
Step 21: Estimate Machinery Weight
Step 22: Estimate Machinery VCG
Step 23: Estimate Machinery LCG
Step 24: Check Results from Subgroups
Step 25: Remove the Remainder Value
Step 26: Select Your Company Logo for Reports
Step 27: Print a Result Report
Step 28: Print a Detailed Report
Some Additional Parametric Estimation Topics
Loading Conditions, Hydrostatics & Global Filters
Step 1: Open the Loading Condition Window
Step 2: Get the Hydrostatics Table into ShipWeight:
Step 3: Create the Lightship Loading Condition
Step 4: Create a Capacity Loading Condition
Step 5: Create a Full Load Condition
Step 6: Define a Ballast Condition
Step 7: Alternative Method: Using Global Filter for Handling Loading Conditions
Step 8: Running a Displacement Test Report
Step 1: Define the Phase Code as Custom Code
Step 2: Define the “Start” and “Stop” Entries for the Phases
Step 3: Tag the Weight Items to the Phase Codes
Step 4. Define the Global Filters for the Phases
Step 5: Activate the Global Settings for the Phase Code
More on the Phase Code Concept
Step 1: Open the Permissions Window for ShipWeight Accounts
Step 3: Define a New User Group
Step 4: Set Permissions for the New Usergroup
Step 5: Assign Users to the New Group
Step 1: Start a New Report Using the Wizard in Crystal Reports
Step 2: Create a Project ID Filter
Step 4: Displaying Values in a Different Unit
Step 5: Summarizing a Custom Code
Step 6: Set a WBS Filter Parameter if Using SWSystem Tables