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Project tree

8 min readStudio interface

Reaching sections and screens in the project tree, creating groups (folders), searching, the + buttons on the rows, context menus, drag and drop, and editor tabs.

The project tree is the tree on the left of the main window: all sections and screens of the project are opened from here, and screens and table records are divided into groups.

Tree structure

At the top is the project node, below it the station node (with the dimmed note FabyaVision Live next to it). Under the station, the sections appear in this order:

SectionContentDetails
Device configurationStation name and operating modeDevice configuration
Live settingsLive startup, appearance, session, window and keyboard settingsLive settings
Remote monitoringMonitoring from the browser and TVRemote monitoring
OPC UA ServerThe OPC UA server that Live opens to external systemsOPC UA server
ScreensThree fixed branches: 2D Screens (normal screens and templates), Faceplates (pop-up windows) and 3D ScenesScreen management
Screen managementFixed top / bottom area, navigation menu; below it Menus and toolbarsNavigation menu
HMI tags, ConnectionsTags, structures; communication connectionsTags, Connections
HMI alarms, NotificationsAlarm definitions; sending alarms by e-mail and SMSAlarms, Notification center
Recipes, Historical dataRecipes (with the recipe design screens below them); archivesRecipes, Historical data
Scripts, Scheduled tasks, CyclesScripts, tasks, read cyclesScripts, Tasks, Cycles
Reports, Performance ReportsReport definitions (with the report design screens below them); scheduled PDF / Excel reports calculated from the archiveReports, Performance reports
Text and graphic lists, Languages and texts, User administrationValue → text mappings; languages; users and authorizationsLists, Languages, Users
Sections: an ON badge on OPC UA Server and Notifications when they are on; the number of enabled plans on Performance Reports .123
Sections: an ON badge on OPC UA Server and Notifications when they are on; the number of enabled plans on Performance Reports.
  1. OPC UA Server — shows an ON badge while enabled.
  2. Notifications — shows an ON badge while enabled.
  3. Performance Reports — the number of enabled plans.
The Screens branch: screens under 2D Screens; a green icon next to the start screen, a + button on the branch row.1234567
The Screens branch: screens under 2D Screens; a green icon next to the start screen, a + button on the branch row.
  1. Search — screen, group or section name.
  2. Expand all branches / the button next to it: Collapse all branches
  3. Collapse project tree
  4. 2D Screens — regular screens and templates.
  5. + — adds a new screen to this branch.
  6. Start screen — green play icon.
  7. Open screen — selected row.

Navigating the tree

  • Opening: clicking a section or screen opens its editor in the workspace; if it is already open, it is brought to the front. The Station, Screens, 2D Screens, Faceplates and 3D Scenes nodes do not open an editor; they only expand and collapse the branch.
  • Expanding / collapsing a branch: done with the arrow at the left of the row. The two buttons in the header (Expand all branches, Collapse all branches) expand or collapse all branches together; after collapsing, the project and station remain open.
  • Indicators: a green play icon marks the start screen, a yellow star a favorite page. The red ✖ or orange ⚠ at the end of a row shows that there is an error / warning in that section or in the screens; the colored dots on the Connections row show the connection colors (tags are displayed in this color). While Remote monitoring, OPC UA Server and Notifications are on, an ON badge appears next to them; Performance Reports shows the number of enabled plans (2 PLANS). The rows do not show record counts; the counts are in the Overview and at the top right of the tables.
  • + buttons in the rows: small buttons sit at the right of the rows where something can be added: a new screen / faceplate / 3D screen in a branch row, a new screen and a subgroup for that group in a screen group, a new group in a section that can be grouped, and a new design screen in Recipes and Reports. Hovering over a button shows what it adds. The same commands are also in the right-click menu and on the toolbar (Screen, Faceplate, 3D scene).

Search

As you type in the Search project: screen, group, section… box above the tree, the tree turns into a flat list of matching sections, groups and screens; each row shows where the item is located (such as Sayfalar › Hat_1). Esc clears the search. If there is no match, a message saying so appears in the tree area. Clicking a row opens the corresponding editor; if you click a screen group, the search is cleared and the position of the group in the tree is shown.

Groups (folders)

A group is a folder that you create in the tree to organize screens and table records. It does not affect how Live runs; it only provides organization within the project.

Groups under HMI tags: Depo, Enerji, Genel …; to the right of each group, a + button that adds a subgroup.1234
Groups under HMI tags: Depo, Enerji, Genel …; to the right of each group, a + button that adds a subgroup.
  1. Section — clicking it opens the table.
  2. Group — the folder that organizes the records.
  3. Connection colors — tags are shown in this color.
  4. + — adds a new group (subgroup).
  • In which sections it occurs: Screens, HMI tags, Connections, HMI alarms, Recipes, Historical data, Scripts, Scheduled tasks, Reports and Text and graphic lists.
  • Creating: the + button in the section row (Add new group), the right-click menu or the group bar above the table. The name may contain letters, digits, spaces, _, - and .; the same name cannot be used twice at the same level. Groups can be nested.
  • In table sections: when you select a group, the table is filtered to the records of that group (and its subgroups), a Group column is added to the table and a Move to group button appears on the toolbar. A new row is created inside the selected group.
  • For screens: the three branches (2D, faceplate and 3D) share the groups: a group appears in the branch for whichever type of screen it contains; a group with no screens appears in all branches. Recipe and report design screens are not put in groups; they are listed under the section they belong to.
  • Deleting: when you delete a group, its contents are not deleted but moved up one level.

Right-click menus

The right-click menu of a screen node.
The right-click menu of a screen node.
NodeCommands
PageOpen, Rename, Duplicate, Convert page to 3D… (on a 2D screen), Move to group ▸, Set as start screen, Add to favorites (Remove from favorites on a favorite page), Delete
GroupAdd a new screen to this group, Add new faceplate to this group, Add a new 3D screen to this group, Add subgroup, Rename, Move to another group ▸, Delete group (in table sections the first command is Open)
SectionOpen, Add new entry (in table sections), New design screen… (Recipes, Reports), Add new group
ProjectOpen, Project information…, Expand all, Collapse all
Empty area or Screens nodesAdd new screen, Add new faceplate, Add new 3D screen, Add new group; on an empty area, also expand / collapse

Drag and drop

Move a screen or group by dragging and dropping it onto another group in the same section; dropping it onto the section node moves it to the root (no group). A group cannot be moved into itself or into its subgroup; if a group with the same name exists at the same level, the move is rejected.

Editor tabs

Open editors are kept in the tab row above the work area; the tab commands are described in Main window. The Show in project tree command in the tab's right-click menu opens the project tree, clears the search, expands the groups above the node and shows the row by briefly highlighting it.

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